A crash on Northbound Coit in Frisco caused significant delays and a temporary road closure. The FriscoPD advised drivers to seek alternative routes. Traffic returned to normal after the road reopened early afternoon.

Farmers Branch, Texas, celebrates the grand opening of Joya, a glow-in-the-dark park, providing night entertainment and relief from the heat, funded by the Federal American Rescue Plan Act and a Texas Parks grant.

The article details a shooting in Garland on January 14, where Alan Jesus Chavez and Ruben Santibanez Arzola were killed, with police seeking public assistance in the investigation.

The Sam Moon Group is considering selling the JW Marriott in Dallas Arts District six months after opening, potentially for $190 million, amid a surge in the local luxury hotel market.

Birdcall is set to open a third restaurant in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, located in McKinney, with a projected opening in June and a $1.5 million construction cost.

The 16th Dallas Art Fair will feature 91 exhibitors from 17 countries. Despite some regulars like Night Gallery not attending, newcomers will join Texas galleries at the Fashion Industry Gallery this April.

Officer Jerry Walker of the Little Elm Police Department is mourned after his passing. Tributes honor his dedication to service, while details of the incident remain undisclosed.

Fort Worth scored 100 on the Human Rights Campaign's Municipal Equality Index for the eighth consecutive year, reflecting its commitment to LGBTQ inclusivity.

Two men were fatally shot inside a sedan on Bickers Street; police found them deceased Tuesday evening. A suspect is in custody and receiving hospital treatment.

The Texas Rangers and Delaware North host a job fair at Globe Life Field for a range of seasonal positions, including concessions and security, with interviews on-site.

A Fort Worth fire captain narrowly escaped a burning house during a blaze related to the city's cold snap, rejoining the battle against the fire without injury.

A multi-vehicle crash on SH 121 in Bedford caused significant delays but resulted in no major injuries. After clean-up efforts by emergency services, the road was reopened.

Fort Worth's trash collection schedule is delayed by one day due to icy road conditions, with the new pickup starting Tuesday, January 16, and a one-day delay for the rest of the week.