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.

Frisco's Grand Park is hosting Nocturne, a night event by AEN with 14 light and sound installations, transforming the park into an artistic and technological exhibit.

White Settlement Police recovered a stolen truck overnight with Corporal Poarch leading the operation supported by Officers Alvarado, Perez, and WEST COMM dispatcher Dennis.

A multi-agency response in Westworth Village addressed an abandoned vehicle incident; no threats were found after thorough inspection, and the vehicle was towed, as per White Settlement Police Department.

Volunteers rally for Arlington's Point in Time Count to measure homelessness on January 23, 2025. Despite 450 volunteers, 50 more are needed in Tarrant and Parker counties.

Man sentenced to 20 years for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl; accomplice also sentenced.

Duncanville, Texas, mourns the passing of Bob Lee, a revered city employee and community leader, with a lasting legacy in civic work and local involvement.