The Fort Worth Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate a stolen pet named "Ivy Mae," last seen in a suspect's vehicle on January 3, 2025.

The City Auditor's report critiques the City's Animal Services, noting high live release rates but also issues with record-keeping, response times, and asset management, recommending various improvements.

Dallas responds to freezing temperatures with road monitoring, prioritizing safety with brine and sand trucks, activating protocols for the homeless, and advising residents on pipe protection.

The Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions is keeping emergency shelters open due to freezing temperatures to protect the homeless, providing services, supplies, and seeking volunteers.

Arlington's annual "Advancing the Dream" Celebration honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from January 17-20, 2025, with events including a gala, step show, and various community service activities.

Garland officials announce closures and delays due to winter storm, including city offices, service centers, and trash collection, with some events canceled and warming shelters opened.

A Fort Worth home suffered heavy damage from an attic fire which was controlled by firefighters without injuries. The fire department reminded residents about fire safety measures due to cold weather.

Plano Police report no fatal crashes during the holiday season following a dedicated DWI initiative, despite arresting 47 intoxicated drivers. They also uncovered additional crimes, including drug charges and auto theft.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Cole Ranch Development Map, affecting zoning designations on 3,169.4 acres.

Dallas opens emergency shelters for the homeless during severe cold weather, with facilities at Fair Park Grand Place and Austin Street II offering warmth and safety.

Arlington Public Works crews are treating bridges with salt brine to prevent ice before snow hits, ensuring safe traffic flow for the upcoming Cotton Bowl Classic.

Mesquite Police and Fire Department enforced laws on New Year's Eve, confiscating fireworks and seizing firearms, while arresting 11 for DWI, including one for a fatal crash. They also responded to minor fires caused by fireworks.

Officer Haley Buck of White Settlement PD highlights new communication tools, including a mobile app and social media, to keep the community informed and safe.