Denton County ESD #1 warns of a severe cold front, advising residents to protect people, pets, pipes, and plants, and to sign up for emergency alerts.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam with callers posing as officials demanding money for unpaid fines. They advise verifying such calls and reporting them to local authorities.

Fort Worth heralds in 2025 with the 40th Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and the Stock Show & Rodeo, offering parades, performances, and cultural events for the community.

A winter storm watch is in effect for North Central and Northeast Texas, including Dallas from late Wednesday through Friday afternoon, with potential snow and ice accumulation.

The Lewisville Police Department is providing information on two public warming centers at the Lewisville Public Library and The Salvation Army Lewisville center to help those needing shelter from the cold.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest of several wanted individuals with serious charges such as aggravated assault and child exploitation.

A bonfire in Godley got out of control, causing a grass fire on Crest Road. The Fire Department responded and shared updates on Facebook, but details about the fire's size and response measures were not released.

A new library funded by the 2022 Bond Program is set to open in Fort Worth's far northwest by 2026, with groundbreaking on March 29. It will include a creative lab, children's space, and outdoor areas, with a public naming process planned for 2025.

Dallas names three City Manager finalists—William Johnson, Mario Lara, and Kimberly Tolbert—and invites public to "Meet and Greet" events for input on the selection.

Dallas is facing a cold front bringing wind advisories and low temperatures, as warned by the National Weather Service, with potential effects on outdoor items and travel.

Lewisville celebrates its centennial with a new marker on Church Street Heritage Walk commemorating the city's history at a ceremony in Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

Officer Phil Rich retires after over 41 years of service, including 28 years with the Plano Police Department, where he worked in the High-Visibility Unit, focusing on community road safety.

White Settlement offers free eco-friendly mulch from community cleanup debris to residents, promoting sustainability and practical reuse in landscaping.