Grand Prairie announces a public hearing to discuss city fiscal projects, urging residents to share input on neighborhood developments with city officials at the Housing & Neighborhood Services department.

Controlled burn scheduled at North Lakes Park by Denton Wildland Firefighters and Parks personnel for training, affecting the northern wildflower loop.

The United Way of Tarrant County is holding a Youth Gun Violence Prevention Summit to address the issue collaboratively, led by Quaniqua Carthan of the OSC.

A Fort Worth shooting on Monday evening has led to a murder investigation after one of two critically injured men died; the other remains seriously injured. Motive and suspect details remain unclear as police investigate.

Fort Worth's City Council approved an overhaul for the city's eastside transit, raising both hopes for economic growth and community concerns over potential impacts on the Historic Handley District and surrounding areas.

Dallas activists are petitioning to add the "Dallas Freedom Act" to the November ballot, seeking to stop minor marijuana arrests and defund THC testing in the city, citing racial disparities and jail overpopulation.

A man was shot and killed on S. Westmoreland Road in Dallas; police are investigating and seeking public assistance, with a reward offered for information leading to an arrest.

The article provides a weather forecast for Dallas, anticipating a week of mostly sunny days with highs in the low 70s, interrupted by storms expected on Friday and Saturday.

Dallas Executive Airport is undergoing a $22.5 million overhaul, including an 80,000-square-foot complex by Jet Access, to attract corporate jets and stimulate job growth and economic development in South Dallas.

QTS Realty Trust plans a $220 million expansion of its Fort Worth data center and a $32 million renovation of its Irving facility, strengthening its Texas tech infrastructure.

Dallas and Fort Worth first responders played a charity hockey game to support a police sergeant recovering from a stroke, raising an estimated $4,000.

New York's annual polar plunge in Mesquite aims to raise funds for Special Olympics Texas, as participants prepare to dive into Vanston Pool on February 3rd. Registration costs include a T-shirt, and costumes are welcome.

DeSoto Police Chief Joe Costa is hosting a Public Safety Town Hall Meeting to discuss safety concerns with the community on February 1st in the City Council Chambers.