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.

The Lewisville Police Department noted 220 service calls, including 45 fireworks and 13 gunshots complaints on New Year's Eve, along with making 14 arrests and urging the community to aim for a quieter 2025.

Dallas faces a cold weather advisory with wind chills expected to reach 5 to 10 degrees above zero, risking hypothermia and frostbite. Residents are advised to dress warmly and protect vulnerable individuals and property.

Officer Michael Bogacki retired from the Plano Police Department after over 23 years of service, having previously served in Virginia Beach and the U.S. Army.

Duncanville ISD Police Dept. introduces a surprise reward to encourage student attendance on January 7th, 2025, after winter break, with a prize drawing at each campus.

The Plano Police Department is conducting its Annual Citizen Survey to receive community feedback on its performance and identify areas for improvement.

Tarrant County reinforces its "no refusal" policy against drunk driving during New Year's, with D.A. Sorrells urging responsibility and safety, as arrests still occur despite the initiative.

The City of Garland is inviting artists and merchants for the Battle Grounds 7th Anniversary event featuring dance battles and vendor booths, with a $50 fee and an application deadline of January 5, 2025.

The article describes the weather forecast for Dallas, including mild temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s, sunny to mostly clear skies, and occasional strong winds in the coming week.

Cedar Hill Police reported a suicide on N. Joe Wilson Rd., stressing no public danger and highlighting mental health resources, including the 988 crisis hotline.

A contractor hitting a gas line during the Kimbrough project in White Settlement prompted an emergency response, traffic control, and public alerts via social media.