Arlington offers numerous free activities for residents, including Lego play, cross stitching, a nature storytime, Canines & Coffee, and a Pointillism class.

Carrollton City Council approves a new H-E-B store, planning a 120,000-square-foot supermarket with various amenities. This marks H-E-B's expansion in North Texas.

SH-121 Business in Lewisville will be closed from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on January 10 for TV show filming, involving stunts and simulated crashes. Traffic detours will be enforced by local authorities.

Mesquite police released a surveillance photo tying a person to two burglaries, including one near Northwest Highway, and asked the public for tips.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting a free APL Tech Fair at the George W. Hawkes Downtown Library to showcase the latest technology and promote digital literacy.

Billy Bell, the longest-serving employee at GM Arlington Assembly, celebrates his extensive career beginning in 1962, reflecting on the growth of both the city of Arlington and the plant.

The Fort Worth Power and Light Co. plant, closed since 2004, faces an uncertain future as the community considers how to repurpose the historic structure.

Euless calls for nominations for Volunteer of the Year Awards, highlighting local individuals and businesses contributing to community well-being across various categories.

A new Insomnia Cookies at Addison Walk opens Saturday with an all‑day grand opening, free classic cookies and a limited free‑delivery promo for Dallas neighborhoods.

Short‑lived Preston Center PoBoy Shop closed after Christmas 2025. Owner Evan Meagher cited rising costs and his house‑cured model as unsustainable.

Fort Worth homicide detectives are investigating after an unidentified woman found with a head injury in the 6400 block of Normandy Road died at a hospital.

Body‑cam footage shows Dallas officers pull a woman back from the edge of an East Camp Wisdom Road bridge on Christmas Eve. The brief rescue highlights holiday mental‑health risks and 988 resources.

AT&T is relocating from Downtown Dallas to a new campus in Plano, with potential economic impacts on Dallas, including a drop in property values and tax revenues. Public safety concerns partly influenced the move.