A 21‑year‑old Midlothian man was federally charged after allegedly handing explosive components to an undercover agent he thought was with ISIS. A federal hearing is set for Tuesday.

OurCalling and other nonprofits opened warming shelters in Dallas as an arctic front pushed temperatures toward freezing. The city and partners coordinated pickups, meals and cots.

Dallas is forecasted to have a week of pleasant weather with sunny skies, highs in the low 50s to mid-70s, and comfortable evenings with lows around the upper 30s to low 50s.

A car crash in Flower Mound killed a 78-year-old woman and hospitalized two others. Police are investigating the incident involving a Nissan Maxima and a GMC truck.

A late-night shooting in southeast Tarrant County left one man dead and another injured. Deputies say the preliminary probe points to an accidental shooting.

A fire at Inwood Village, Dallas, damaged four businesses. Firefighters responded early Saturday, extinguishing it by 10:07 a.m. The origin, at a restaurant, and cause remain under investigation. No injuries were reported.

Frisco's roadwork projects may cause traffic disruptions, with pavement replacements on North County Rd., Lafayette Dr., and Prestmont Pl., as well as pavement and utility work near Kings Ridge Rd.

SMU receives a $60 million donation from the O'Donnell Foundation to initiate an energy studies program and honors program, enhancing its vision to become a national hub for energy studies.

UT Dallas senior Manojh Sai Lella was arrested by Frisco Police for alleged arson attempt and terroristic threat.

First responders in Fort Worth and Dallas celebrated Christmas at their fire stations with their "second families," sharing meals and traditions while continuing to serve their communities.

A Dallas Fed analysis and local reporting say reduced immigration and revoked work permits have tightened North Texas labor supply and slowed hiring this year. Employers are scrambling to adapt.

Two shootings in East Fort Worth resulted in the deaths of a 15-year-old boy named Ricardo Acevedo, and an unidentified man. Both incidents are considered isolated with ongoing investigations.

A Wind Advisory is issued for north central and northeast Texas, including Dallas, with winds 20-30 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, as announced by the National Weather Service in Fort Worth.