Irving Police honor retired Officer Davis, praising his impactful career as a School Resource Officer and inviting community well-wishes on social media.

Three people were hospitalized after a crash on the eastbound I-635 TEXpress lanes near Marsh Lane; officials say the cause remains under investigation.

Dallas will have a mostly cloudy sky today with highs near 59°F and calm northeast winds. The weather will clear up by Monday with a high of 72°F and continue warming to 78°F by Tuesday with gusty winds.

Lewisville residents can recycle their live Christmas trees for mulch at Lewisville Lake Park until January 9, as part of the city's sustainable practices.

Denton invites public input on housing regulation changes, including ADU and townhome standards, during a January 13, 2026, hearing to discuss Denton Development Code amendments.

The weather forecast for Dallas predicts sunny skies and mild temperatures for the week, with a high of 78 degrees today and a comfortable low of 48 degrees tonight.

Tarrant County jail records list five men booked on sex‑offense and family‑violence charges, with bonds from no bond to $38,000. County dockets and reports show booking details and anomalies.

PSA flight attendants staged a Day of Action picket at DFW Terminal E, pressing for double‑digit raises, boarding pay and scheduling fixes as holiday travel surges.

Stream recapitalized seven Class A Texas industrial parks into a continuation vehicle, retaining control of 4.4M square feet while a third‑party investor took 35%.

Lotte and iHerb opened a robot‑run fulfillment hub in Denton that promises faster deliveries across Texas and the central U.S. as the center ramps automated operations.

The Garland Police Department celebrates the retirement of K9 Ricky Bobby after nearly a decade of service, highlighting his contributions to the force and community.

Rockwall County hires Freese and Nichols Inc. to update its Master Thoroughfare Plan, using funds from the Trip 21 road bond, aiming to improve future road conditions and traffic flow.

A Fort Worth HR director pleaded guilty after prosecutors say she siphoned nearly $310,000 into accounts she controlled and was sentenced to 15 years.