Nighttime construction on northbound I-35E will close ramps to PGBT from January 19-21. Detours via Frankford and Midway Roads for eastbound traffic, and Sandy Lake Road for westbound traffic. Closures, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., are weather-dependent.

Five people were arrested after a crowd at a crash scene allegedly assaulted officers in Oak Cliff, police say.

A 19-year-old Poolville man was arrested after Springtown police say he double-charged customers at a local McDonald’s; police urge anyone who used a card to check statements.

Dallas County is set to consider a symbolic resolution clearing Tommy Lee Walker, who was executed in 1956 after a conviction now called deeply flawed.

Ex‑Neiman CEO Geoffroy van Raemdonck returns to lead Saks Global through Chapter 11, bringing a familiar team to repair vendor ties and stabilize stores.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office used National Stalking Awareness Day to share advice on social media about handling stalking, emphasizing safety, documentation, and resource utilization.

The Fort Worth Police Officers Association announced the arrest of an arson suspect, praising the local police's dedication and successful efforts in preventing a potential disaster.

Godley Fire Department extinguished an RV fire at 13000 block of FM 2331, promptly updating the community on Facebook about the situation and confirming no injuries.

Chef Kev Ashade is returning Pangea to downtown Dallas with an "Opening Winter 2026" notice and a new address at 1910 Pacific Avenue.

Dallas weather forecast for MLK Day includes mostly sunny skies and windy conditions, with a cool high of 50 degrees. Evening temperatures will drop to around 29 degrees.

Herrera’s Cafe #1 on Harry Hines quietly closed at the end of 2025, leaving regulars missing tamales and the classic “2B” plate while other Herrera locations continue under different ownership.

The Argyle Police Department in Texas has been reaccredited by the Texas Police Chiefs Association after a thorough audit, maintaining high policing standards.

Arlington, Texas completed 45 lane miles of street improvements in FY25, funded primarily by a quarter-cent street sales tax. Maintenance priorities are set via an OCI system.