Fort Worth's Office of Veterans Affairs launches a monthly e-newsletter for veterans and military families to connect them with local services and events.

Denton County ESD #1 invites the community to its Board Meetings for discussing fire protection and emergency services in areas like Argyle and Northlake. The next meeting is on January 16 at Station 511.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather in Dallas, with temperatures ranging from 65°F today to a high near 50°F on Saturday, and a chance of snow showers on Martin Luther King Day.

Detective Welling received the Certificate of Merit from Duncanville Police for his key role in a complex investigation and multi-agency collaboration.

The Arlington Public Library now offers scanning, copying, and faxing services, with machine access at each branch, including three at the Downtown Library.

Lewisville celebrates its centennial with a new marker on its Heritage Walk, reflecting on the city's history at a public event at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

A Texas man faces felony stalking charges for sending threatening messages to WNBA star Caitlin Clark. Despite police questioning, he continued this behavior, leading to a situation where Clark altered her routines for safety.

Two men fired shots in Fort Worth's entertainment district, were involved in a shootout with off-duty officers, and were arrested after their vehicle was stopped with spike strips. No serious injuries were reported.

The Dallas Police Department paid tribute to Officer Robert H. Shipp, killed in the line of duty in 1970, highlighting his service and lasting legacy.

Chief Christopher Cook of the White Settlement Police Department joined the IACP committee to boost cooperation between military and civilian law enforcement.

Dallas Fire Rescue sends six members to assist with wildfire efforts in Los Angeles County, providing a specialized fire engine and medical support under the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.

Fort Worth is offering a 30% discount on annual fitness memberships at community centers throughout January. Residents might also have the cost covered by some insurance plans.

The City of Frisco has announced multiple roadwork projects affecting daily commutes, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements with expected lane closures and detours detailed on the project website.