Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission sets three public hearings for February 11 to decide on proposed developments, including two business SUPs and residential carports.

The City of Dallas is hosting a community creek clean-up event this weekend, with volunteers and city officials working together to clean local waterways.

The United Football League is setting up its headquarters in Arlington, Texas, poised to enrich the city's sports scene with advanced facilities and a focus on technology integration in football.

Shane Sowell is sworn in as Chief Deputy of Detention Services at Dallas County Sheriff's Department, tasked with addressing challenges in local detention facilities.

Dallas is preparing for severe weather, including showers and thunderstorms with a chance of localized flooding. Conditions will improve by Friday with sunny skies forecasted.

Mansfield City Council held a meeting to honor the city's tourism and music recognitions and to consider a historic designation for the First Methodist Church Parsonage.

Lake Arlington has opened 2025 permits for watercraft use, available online with various fees for residents, non-residents, seniors, and daily/weekend use.

Federico Amaya received a life sentence for continuous sexual abuse of a child after an 11-year-old relative reported a year of abuse. The conviction highlighted the long-term impact on the victim.

The Sewing Sisters group supports Project Linus by making quilts for sick children and is holding a raffle for a Valentine's Day Quilt to raise funds.

Jesus "Jay" Chapa will be sworn in as Fort Worth's first Hispanic city manager in a ceremony broadcast on FWTV, marking a milestone for the city's diversity.

The Plot Twist, a new bookstore in Denton, specializing in romance novels and featuring a bar, celebrated a successful grand opening with high local support.

Kimberly Bizor Tolbert appoints Chief Dominique Artis as permanent Chief of Public Safety in Dallas, emphasizing his experience and dedication to urban safety and community partnership.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates the Lunar New Year with a variety of free cultural events for all ages, including musical performances, storytelling, crafts, and art workshops.