The Dallas Zoo is set for a $100 million makeover, with funds partly from a city bond vote. Planned upgrades include a Safari Trail, the Great Elephant Room, and security enhancements.

The documentary 'I Am Somebody,' featuring the life of Taylor Toynes and his nonprofit For Oak Cliff, is set to premiere in Dallas during Black History Month.

Inmate Kenneth Minafee escaped during a prison transfer in Kaufman County but was recaptured at a McDonald's within 20 minutes. He faces new escape charges along with his original burglary allegations.

A hit-and-run in Ennis, Texas left Alonzo Burrows Jr. dead, with authorities seeking a silver vehicle. Significant progress followed a tip, identifying a person of interest. No charges filed yet; family seeks justice and closure.

Dallas celebrates Juanita J. Craft with a new mural and a day in her honor, including a proclamation reading at City Hall and activities at her museum home.

Tesia Kwarteng, a Ghanaian American singer, has made her Broadway debut in "Camelot." The University of Texas at Arlington alum previously performed at the Metropolitan Opera and credits her community for her success.

The Bedford Police Department celebrated the retirement of four members with over a century of collective service in a Facebook post, receiving community support.

The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center in Allen offers a range of amenities, including a fitness floor and an indoor playground, since its opening on January 13, 2024.

Fort Worth extends community center hours for more recreational time, funded by the Crime Control & Prevention District, aiming to enhance community wellness and accommodate diverse schedules.

Fort Worth Municipal Court offers a Warrant Forgiveness initiative at an event on Feb. 10, providing solutions for outstanding citations without arrest fears, plus additional support services like job placement and legal advice.

The Dallas Police Department reported that 9-year-old Shawn Hill, missing since February 3, has been found safe. Further details of his return were not disclosed.

Police are searching for Charlene Stone, a 65-year-old woman missing in Dallas, last seen February 4. She is described as having black and gray hair and may need assistance.

The Dallas Arboretum is preparing for its annual Dallas Blooms festival, featuring over 500,000 flowers, including 350,000 tulips, various activities, and culinary events.