Midlothian Police honored Officer Bailey as "Officer of the Quarter" and Kassandra Portillo as "Non-Sworn Employee of the Quarter" for their exceptional service.

Le Meridien Dallas by the Galleria was flagged for foreclosure after the loan behind the 258‑room property was listed for sale. Ownership and loan paperwork show a complex recent history.

A 16-year-old died and another remains critical after a sled being pulled by a Jeep struck a curb and hit a tree in Frisco.

The National Weather Service issued an extreme cold warning for North Texas, with dangerously low wind chills expected until Tuesday morning. Residents are advised to dress warmly to prevent hypothermia and frostbite.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts announces "Art for the HeART" exhibition opening at Wallace-Hall Art House on January 31st, featuring themes of love and emotion.

Arlington city workers are preparing for Winter Storm Fern with a range of measures to ensure safety and maintain services during the snow and ice forecasted from January 23 to 27, 2026.

Dallas announces a range of community resources, including public safety campaigns, cultural events, and a hub for city services, demonstrating commitment to resident support.

The Lewisville Public Library offers various activities, including puzzle swaps, financial workshops, and free tax preparation, supporting community enrichment and education.

Abbott’s Frozen Custard quietly closed its McKinney stand in December, with the chain’s corporate site currently listing no Texas locations.

EVO Entertainment has broken ground on an 82,000‑sq‑ft venue at The Village at Gateway in Forney, bringing theaters, bowling and a massive arcade to the east‑Dallas suburbs. The center is due to open in fall 2026.

Henley & Partners puts Dallas among the world’s top millionaire hubs; corporate relocations and housing gaps are reshaping neighborhoods and markets.

Isaac Salas, a Martin High School senior, has been honored as Arlington’s Student-Athlete of the Month for his impressive performance on the soccer field and academic achievements.

Arlington will get the Americana by Loews Hotels, a 507-room upscale hotel, following the demolition of the Sheraton Arlington Hotel. It will have 83,000 sq ft of meeting space, including a grand ballroom and event lawn.