Henry, Fort Worth's renowned canine municipal worker, is retiring on February 23, after over a decade of service, having raised awareness and funds for shelter animals.

The Dallas weather forecast predicts sunny days ahead with temperatures varying from 71 to 78 degrees, while nights will be cooler. Wind patterns are expected to shift, with some gusty conditions.

A study ranked Dallas among the worst U.S. cities for drivers, due to high rates of fatal crashes, especially with drunk driving, putting it sixth on Forbes Advisor's list.

Ennis police warn of a series of thefts targeting Hyundai and Kia vehicles. They advise owners to increase security measures and share any relevant information with Detective Asby at 972-875-4455.

The FBI has issued a VICAP Missing Alert for a child, circulating the alert on social media and urging the public to report any information that could assist in the recovery.

Southlake, Texas, launches a cash-back program, giving shoppers 5% back at over 300 local businesses to boost the economy and support small businesses.

Dallas detectives request public assistance to solve the 2008 murder case of Anna Montano, who was shot and killed by her boyfriend outside a nightclub.

Garrett Seaton attempted to escape police by jumping into the Trinity River but was apprehended and now faces charges for attempting to burglarize cars and evading arrest.

Plano City Council approved a major zoning change for The Shops at Willow Bend, allowing for mixed-use redevelopment to revitalize the struggling mall.

Dallas Airport celebrates Black History Month with events, including an art installation at DAL, career development day, and an educational event with aviator Barrington Irving.

A drag event in Austin, Texas, sparked controversy over appropriateness for children, amidst legal debates over SB 12 which seeks to restrict such performances for minors.

TXDOT announces road closures and traffic changes for the I-30/SH 360 Interchange Project in Arlington, with updates on progress and future improvements including ramp completions and traffic pattern switches.

A salesman survived being shot at by a Fort Worth man who fired after yelling racial slurs. The salesman's tablet stopped the bullet. The suspect faces charges, including a possible hate crime.