White Settlement Police reported no violent crimes in January, made 49 arrests, held 17 community events, and recorded 20 property crimes, mostly retail thefts.

South Arlington is launching a public art project to honor the Civil Rights Movement, featuring a sculpture initiative with a $75,000 commission for artists to create a piece representing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Saks Global closes Neiman Marcus's Dallas HQ to consolidate operations in New York, citing low in-office attendance and cost-saving measures after its acquisition. NexPoint disputes the lease termination.

Roadwork in Frisco may cause delays with pavement work on Panther Creek Pkwy and various intersections seeing daily lane closures and traffic disruptions.

Arlington invites residents to attend public meetings for input on the city's Comprehensive Plan, covering development, transportation, and sustainability goals.

Dallas is set to experience a week of varied weather conditions, including clouds, cold wind chills, rain, and a potential rain-snow mix, per the National Weather Service.

The Fort Worth City Council approved a site for the National Juneteenth Museum and plans to relocate community programs to the nearby Hazel Harvey Peace Center.

Dallas police found 17-year-old Nathaniel Vazquez shot dead in a vehicle; he had been reported missing the previous day. The case is now a homicide investigation.

Duncanville's Town Hall on Feb 17 will address public safety and trust with local officials ready to engage with residents at Centro Familiar Cristiano.

The Flaming Onion, a New Zealand-based burger restaurant, has opened its first U.S. location in McKinney, Texas, offering gourmet burgers with flame-grilled patties and homemade toppings.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas is starting its 31st Citizen's Police Academy on February 20th to educate citizens about law enforcement processes.

A street topper now honors Officer Leroy Wood in Dallas where he was killed in the line of duty in 1926; the Dallas Police Department held a commemorative ceremony for him.

The Fort Worth Police Department is launching a redesigned website with user-friendly features to enhance community engagement, with some potential initial technical issues.