The Fort Worth Zoo celebrates the birth of Moja, the first African lion cub born there in nearly a decade, marking a step forward in conservation efforts.

The White Settlement ISD Police is seeking public help to identify a suspect in two burglaries at Tannahill Intermediate School on December 18 and 19, 2023.

Euless, Texas, announces a town hall meeting to discuss city projects and initiatives, inviting residents to share their views and engage with local government officials.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office is searching for a male suspect who threw a rock through a window of the historic Old Tarrant County Courthouse, as seen in surveillance footage.

Coach Mike McCarthy focuses solely on winning rather than past ties with Green Bay as the Cowboys prepare for their wild-card game. His earlier regrets are set aside for a team-centric approach.

Texas cities rank high for open relationships and threesomes, with Dallas sixth and Houston third in the US, according to a 3Fun report. Miami is the fastest-growing city for non-traditional relationships on the app.

Richardson's Parks and Recreation Department launches the Clean Parks Program, funded by a $5,000 grant, to encourage community involvement in park cleanliness through educational activities and new trash bins.

Ticket prices for the FC Dallas vs. Inter Miami rematch soar, with seats ranging from $105 to $600, following last year's sellout driven by Messi's appearance.

Two shootings in Forney, Texas occurred on January 6; the first caused no injuries, the second left one person hospitalized. Police seek information on suspects.

A gas explosion at the Sandman Signature Fort Worth Hotel injured 21 people, with officials and multiple agencies investigating the suspected natural gas cause.

Restorative Farms in South Dallas focuses on growing produce and fostering entrepreneurship through urban farming, education, and community partnerships, as reported by NBC DFW and SMU.

Garland's annual State of the City event is set for Feb. 13, featuring interactive booths, a speech by Mayor Scott LeMay, and the Make Your Mark award presentation.

Dallas is preparing for a windy week with high winds today and gusts up to 45 mph, followed by warmer, windy days, and a cool and breezy weekend leading to a frigid Martin Luther King Day.