Dallas is expected to have sunny weather and mild temperatures ranging from 50s to mid-60s this week, with clear nights and some windy conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

New traffic signals at FM 156 and John Wiley Rd are in a blinking phase, as announced by the Justin Police Department, alerting drivers to upcoming changes for safer traffic flow.

A new E-11A BACN aircraft, a communication node, has landed at NAS JRB Fort Worth, signifying an advance in military connectivity and joint operations.

A 54-year-old man died after being struck during an early-morning disturbance on the 10200 block of Shady Trail. Dallas police have opened a homicide investigation and are seeking tips.

Pizza Leila’s Flora Street outpost closed after the owners passed on renewing the lease. The NorthPark location remains open and the downtown page now lists the shop as "Temporarily Closed."

The Burleson Police thanked the Masonic Lodge #649 for donations supporting their K-9 unit, emphasizing the importance of community contributions to public safety.

Rockwall County's Master Wellness Volunteer Program, an extension of Texas A&M AgriLife, offers 40 hours of training in health to locals, followed by a 40-hour internship. Participants later support community health education.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting Amber Goodwin's Art Talk on acrylic flow abstraction at the Lewisville Grand Theater on Jan. 13, free for attendees.

A North Texas lawmaker says he’ll revive a bid to keep children off major social platforms, now targeting under‑16s. His 2025 measure passed the House but stalled in the Senate.

The Fort Worth City Council will meet on Jan. 13, discussing bond strategy, civic recognitions, fiscal matters, and landmark status for a historic site. Details and live broadcast options are available on the city's website.

Two people were shot and injured Thursday near Hubbard Heights Elementary in Fort Worth during an apparent robbery; investigators say a person of interest is in custody.

Garland, Texas is seeking residents to join various Boards and Commissions, offering them a chance to impact local governance and policies. Applications are accepted until July 1.

Dallas asked property owners to propose sites as it weighs renovating the 1978 City Hall or relocating services. Officials say any move would require council approval.