Keller honored its Fire-Rescue Department at a ceremony with new positions for Chief Skaggs, Deputy Chief Huntley, and Fire Marshal Billarreal. The event included a traditional badge-pinning symbolizing their commitment to the community.

OHCE has released educational videos explaining the operations of DHFC and DPFC to improve public understanding of Dallas's housing development support mechanisms.

Red Oak ISD will begin a roughly $42M overhaul of Goodloe Stadium in March, funded through the district’s 2025 bond to expand seating and add a fieldhouse.

McKinney’s Performing Arts Center will close Feb. 1 for a roughly $10M renovation that aims to restore historic details while upgrading accessibility and systems.

A Collin County jury sentenced Nicholas Carney to life after DNA and genetic genealogy linked him to two child abductions in Plano and Dallas from the 1990s.

The Dallas Police Department, including Chief Comeaux and his team, participated in the MLK Parade to honor Dr. King's legacy and promote community unity.

White Settlement Community Services announced the Vendor Village Bazaar on March 14th at Splash Dayz parking lot, featuring local vendors, food trucks, and a Farmers Market from 9 am to 2 pm.

Arlington filled 5,775 potholes in FY 2025, with most fixed within two days of reporting. The fiscal year 2026 shows continued efforts, and funding comes from a local sales tax. Residents can report potholes via phone or app.

After a fatal incident involving a pipeline worker, Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. will pay $1.425 million to settle federal safety regulation violation allegations.

Dallas and its surrounding areas prepare for a winter storm with potential snow, sleet, and ice, prompting a Winter Storm Watch by the NWS in Fort Worth.

Dallas now has five million-dollar neighborhoods, including 75230 with its $8.5 million home at 6618 Belmead Drive. Texas MPCs remain strong nationally, despite a sales dip, with Painted Tree in McKinney ranking 15th in RCLCO's list.

Emergency services in Springtown, TX quickly resolved a downed power line on West First Street, advised public to avoid the area, and reopened the street within 15 minutes.

Firefighters battled a severe fire in a Fort Worth home, saving neighboring properties and avoiding injuries despite having to switch from offensive to defensive tactics due to structural hazards.