Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission is inviting public input on two new developments—a large accessory structure and a small event venue—at a hearing on January 23.

Eric Williams, on death row for a triple murder in Kaufman County, seeks a new trial, claiming his 2014 conviction was unfair due to inadequate preparation time and judicial bias.

The Dallas Park and Recreation department is holding a hiring fair at Samuell Grand Recreation Center on January 12, from 8AM to 2PM, offering both full and part-time jobs.

Arlington's Office of Emergency Management encourages residents to create emergency kits for the first 72 hours after a disaster, with essentials like water, food, and first aid, adapted for family and location specifics.

Construction on University Drive in Fort Worth pauses for the Stock Show & Rodeo, offering unimpeded access to local attractions. The upgrade includes road expansion, new bike lanes, and improved bus stops, with Phase 1 completion expected in March.

A Dallas teen, Trevon Wright, faces murder charges after the shooting of his girlfriend, Ikea Hood, who was planning to tell him he wasn't the father of her child.

The Euless Family Life Center offers a Spring Break camp for children 7-12 with activities including swimming and crafts. Registration is open with rates at $40/$50 daily or $160/$210 weekly for residents/non-residents.

Explore year-round swimming at Euless' Natatorium with indoor pools, a resistance river, water slide, and play area, with membership info in "The Playbook."

Richardson launches RAMP, a new pilot initiative offering matching grants up to $150,000 to businesses that receive federal R&D funds to encourage innovation in the tech sector.

Saxon Martinez's exhibition, "Memoires," opens at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center on Jan. 20, exploring identity, culture, and violence through piñata-inspired art.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo parade will proceed as planned in colder weather, cementing its status as an enduring Texas tradition with significant local economic impact.

Two Fort Worth men were killed in a head-on collision in Parker County, Texas; a child was injured. The incident involved a northbound Chevrolet colliding with a GMC in the southbound lane.

Sebastian Lindsey has been charged with manslaughter after a fire he fueled with gasoline resulted in severe burns and the death of 17-year-old Madison Lewis in Jacksboro, Texas.