Dallas is facing cold winds with chills hitting 6-16 degrees and sunny skies. Winds may reach 25-30 mph, and temperatures are expected to stay near 41 degrees, dipping to around 31 degrees at night.

Dallas faces cold weather with temperatures struggling to reach 28 degrees and wind chill making it feel much colder. Conditions will gradually warm midweek with sunny skies, but brisk winds continue.

The Dallas Cowboys suffered a 48-32 playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers, with criticism of quarterback Dak Prescott and head coach Mike McCarthy's strategy.

The Dallas Museum of Art and DBDT: Encore! are presenting "Echoes of Diaspora," a ballet inspired by the "Afro-Atlantic Histories" exhibition.

Dallas Police are investigating the shooting death of 28-year-old Justin Allen, who passed away after being found with gunshot wounds on Lemmon Avenue.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott admitted to a poor performance following a playoff loss to the Packers, stating "I sucked tonight" as the team's winning streak ended.

Two people were killed in a double homicide in a Garland neighborhood, with police currently searching for the suspect.

A crash involving a Dallas PD vehicle resulted in minor injuries to a person and no injuries to the officers. The cause of the accident near S. RL Thornton Freeway is under investigation.

Fort Worth's LVT Rise Center hosts a "Court in the Community/Warrant Forgiveness" event to resolve citations and offer legal aid, job skills, and bill payment assistance on Jan. 20.

The article details cold and snowy weather in Dallas over the Martin Luther King Day period with temperatures and wind chill values expected to be extremely low.

Footage shows a Fort Worth officer shooting a robbery suspect who tried to grab the officer's gun during a confrontation. The suspect, Walker Cadd, had previously been robbing a vape shop with a crowbar.

Bob Barrett reminisces about co-piloting the first commercial flight to land at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in 1974, not realizing its historic significance at the time.

A cybersecurity incident exposed over 4 million school records, including emergency plans and personal data, from Raptor Technologies. The breach didn't affect Tarrant County schools, but highlighted cybersecurity risks.