An accident involving an 18-wheeler and a wind turbine closed Westbound U.S. 287 at Midlothian Parkway; traffic was diverted. Eastbound lanes were unaffected.

The Dallas Police Department issued a #WantedWednesday alert for Jonny Gamez, a 32-year-old wanted for violating a bond/protective order, and is urging public assistance.

White Settlement's curbside recycling initiative reached a record-breaking 873 tons in 2024, but the success caused the Albert Street drop-off station to close.

TRICARE beneficiaries in Fort Worth face issues with new manager TriWest, including delayed payments and long call center waits. DHA extends payment deadline and assures no disruption in coverage, while TriWest is hiring staff to improve service.

Ashley Clement is appointed the first deputy fire director of the Fort Worth Fire Department, bringing her financial expertise and a focus on EMS integration.

Historic Fort Worth firehouse to be transformed into the Nobleman Hotel, preserving its vintage facade and combining historical charm with modern amenities. Opening near the Medical District, it will offer 153 rooms, including extended-stay suites.

Sgt. Frank Blaustein of White Settlement PD became a "Stop the Bleed" instructor, aiming to provide life-saving skills to the public through future training sessions.

The Cowboys of Color Rodeo in Fort Worth celebrated diversity in Western heritage, aligning with MLK Day, featuring competitors of various backgrounds and promoting cultural representation.

The Dallas area is set for weather changes with a chilly day ahead, wind gusts up to 20 mph, and a cold advisory warning of hypothermia risks. The NWS forecasts sunny days and a warming trend leading to possible weekend rain.

Sgt. Lana Cook from the White Settlement Police Department completed both Intermediate and Advanced Crash Investigation training, enhancing the department's traffic accident response capabilities.

Fort Worth Municipal Court offers a Warrant Forgiveness event for locals with citations, promising no arrests and potential fine reductions or community service options.

Fort Worth emphasizes customer service and regular waste collection, noting occasional service lapses. Residents are instructed on reporting missed pickups and proper waste disposal, including the use of the MyFW app.

Fort Worth City offices will close for MLK Day, but emergency services and trash pickup will continue as normal; some facilities like animal shelters and libraries will close.