A man crawling across a street in Arlington, Texas was killed by a pickup truck; the driver cooperated with police and is not charged. In a separate fraud case, real estate executive Pauline Coronado is set to appear in court.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, with sunny skies anticipated and temperatures reaching 58 degrees, along with a chance of evening showers and upcoming weekend conditions.

The Dallas Police Department requests public assistance in the unsolved 2014 homicide case of William Hill, offering contact details for Detective Ortiz-Vives.

The DFW area emerges as a significant job creator, with 4.5% of new US jobs added, and Fort Worth expects 4,000 new jobs next year, despite concerns over inflation and wage stagnation.

Several hospitals in North Texas celebrated the arrival of the first babies of 2024, including Naomi at Medical City Arlington and Clayton at Methodist Mansfield, both born shortly after midnight on New Year's Day.

The Dallas Cowboys secured a tight 20-19 win over the Detroit Lions, with Dak Prescott throwing for 345 yards and CeeDee Lamb catching for 227 yards. The Cowboys' defense thwarted three Lions' 2-point conversion attempts.

The article reports that 18-year-old Jonathan Vargas was arrested for intoxication manslaughter after a fatal high-speed crash in Denton, Texas, which led to a father of four's death.

The North Texas Food Bank's annual mission distributed over 144 million meals in the past year as food insecurity rises in Dallas, with volunteers helping at events showing high demand for assistance.

The Dallas Police Department announced on Twitter that the missing Mr. Wafer has been found safe, without giving further details on his disappearance.

A $760 million Powerball jackpot has lottery players excited, although some, including a player from Texas who won $2 million, have already won big prizes. No jackpot winner was declared, setting up a high-stakes draw for Saturday.

Danny Alexander, the Police Planning and Research Division Manager for Plano, is retiring after over 40 years in law enforcement, including over 15 years in Plano.

Roxbury Community College marked its 50th anniversary with a symposium focusing on education's role in community prosperity, featuring discussions with Boston's leaders on community reform.

The Irving Police Department is seeking the public's help to identify and locate a suspect responsible for multiple robberies. They've released a video for clues and provided contact information for tips.