Atmos Energy releases a Winter Warm-Up Checklist to help customers prepare for cold weather, advising on natural gas service checks, energy conservation, safety maintenance, and carbon monoxide precautions.

The Cedar Hill Police Department celebrated the graduation of its largest Citizen's Police Academy class, aiming to enhance community-police relations through education and understanding.

A fatal accident occurred on IH-35E in DeSoto after a man's van overturned and was subsequently hit by another vehicle, leading to a multi-car pileup.

WWII Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Neel E. Kearby is remembered for his valor and service, including his final mission in 1944. His legacy is honored in Arlington and at the National Medal of Honor Museum.

A Freeze Watch has been issued for Dallas and nearby areas for Sunday night to Monday morning, with possible sub-freezing temperatures down to 26 degrees. The National Weather Service advises protecting plants and outdoor plumbing.

Four of five eastbound lanes on I‑635 will close Friday night through Monday for resurfacing and bridge work; TEXpress lanes will be free to use. Expect heavy delays.

The Fort Worth City Council is set to address items such as a police memorial, park donations, area revitalizations, and infrastructure in its next session.

Arlington Water Utilities warns against pouring fats and oils down the drain, promoting the 12th Annual Holiday Grease Roundup to collect used cooking grease for recycling.

A Frisco man, Robert Bevers, received a 20-year sentence for serial stalking, impacting multiple women over nearly a decade, according to the Collin County DA's Office.

A suspect has been identified in the theft of historical plaques from Freedman's Cemetery in Dallas, as announced by the Park and Recreation Department.

Fort Worth promotes sustainable disposal of yard waste, offering multiple options like composting and curbside collection to prevent environmental issues and conserve landfill space.

Sprocket Networks is constructing a fiber network in Fort Worth to improve broadband for city facilities and residents, funded by federal and local money, managed by Mighty River LLC, and supported by Digital Alpha.

Plano’s council unanimously called a May ballot asking whether the city should withdraw from DART after officials cited an Ernst & Young analysis showing spending gaps. The vote sets up a high-stakes, regionwide transit fight.