Patchy freezing fog hit Dallas early today but will give way to a sunny day with highs near 50 degrees and a south wind. The National Weather Service advises caution due to morning road hazards.

The Plano Police Department is seeking community feedback through its Annual Citizen Survey, emphasizing its role in shaping effective policing strategies.

Dallas tops U.S. cities for corporate headquarters relocations, as reported by the Dallas Business Journal, reflecting economic growth and industry appeal.

A vehicle crime spree in Texas has ended with the recovery of multiple stolen vehicles and the arrest of suspects, following a traffic stop by Parker County deputies.

The White Settlement Fire Department honored the memory of Assistant Fire Marshal Bob Cooke, who died in the line of duty in 1969, reflecting on his dedication and service.

The White Settlement Police Department launches the UNIDOS program to engage with the local Hispanic community, addressing concerns and providing resources relevant to daily life.

Tarrant and Parker counties in Texas are recruiting volunteers for the annual Point in Time Count on January 23, 2025, to help assess the homeless population for resource planning.

Firefighters extinguished a barn fire in Godley, supported by multiple units; a civilian treated for breathing problems. The fire was out by 10:32 pm, with no ongoing danger.

The White Settlement Police Department is hosting the 2025 Polar Plunge to support local Special Olympics athletes, inviting all ages to participate and raise funds with a cold water dive.

The Lewisville Police Department shared Texas law enforcement facts on social media for National Trivia Day, discussing crimes, penalties, and the Texas Rangers' history.

The DeSoto Police Department appealed for help in finding Kevin Grant, a missing man with mental illness, who was later found safe and is set to reunite with his family.

Three new officers with prior law enforcement experience have joined the Arlington Police Department, as celebrated in a Facebook post by the department.

Fort Worth scored 97 out of 100 on the HRC's 2024 Municipal Equality Index (MEI), slightly down from its previous perfect scores. The MEI assesses LGBTQ inclusivity in U.S. cities.