Firefighters from Parker County ESD 1 responded to fires in neighboring counties, with teams handling multiple incidents and assisting with mutual aid.

The Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library is holding an Edible Books Contest, with submissions based on books, judged over two days starting February 21, 2025.

Dallas art enthusiasts can join a free artist talk at the Bath House Cultural Center on February 22, 2025, featuring participants from the El Corazón exhibition.

Fort Worth prepares for freezing temperatures with support systems and shelters, activating extra spaces as needed, and providing resources for the homeless.

Lewisville Grand Theater hosts the Acoustic Friday's Songwriter Challenge, focusing on original acoustic performances, with an emphasis on rock-themed compositions.

Dave Lewis is the new director of the Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department, bringing over 16 years of experience to enhance the city's parks and recreational facilities.

Morning fog in Dallas clears for a warm day, but temperatures will drop sharply tonight with strong winds, leading to a cold weekend and variable weather next week.

Garland Police arrested a juvenile for a February 12 robbery, and are seeking a second suspect, also believed to be a juvenile. The suspects, armed and masked, had demanded money and merchandise.

Mobile City, Texas, is holding a special election for Mayor and two City Commissioner seats on May 3, 2025, after vacancies arose, with a filing deadline for candidates on February 14, 2025.

Three Cedar Hill police officers were honored by the city council for exceptional service, including bravery during a confrontation with a gunman, lifesaving action during an overdose, and sustaining injuries from a DWI incident.

The Dallas Police are seeking help to find Lamaricos A. Jefferson, who is wanted for injuring a pregnant woman by crashing a car and forcibly ejecting her on March 29, 2024. They urge tips to Crime Stoppers and caution against public intervention.

Allen resident Joseph Baker was sentenced to 60 years without parole for sexually abusing two children over 14 years. His crimes surfaced when the second victim reported the abuse, leading to an investigation and a guilty verdict.

A Dallas appeals court ruled in favor of short-term rental operators, allowing them to operate in residential areas despite a city ordinance aimed at banning them.