Arlington's O.S. Gray Natural Area hosts a free stargazing event on February 7 with hot chocolate and telescopes.

Dallas's District 4 residents are invited to the D4 Master Plan Workshop to discuss public safety and economic development. The event is on January 31 and includes meals. RSVP is required.

Rockwall County honors Mandy Landers and Deputy Jennifer Turnbaugh as Employees of the Quarter for their exemplary contribution to the county and its citizens.

A Wylie Police drone captures icy streets and slow traffic as North Texas deals with freezing rain and refreezing. Officials warn roads remain slick.

Waxahachie police released surveillance images after four storage units were burglarized on Ovilla Road; stolen property is estimated above $50,000 and investigators are asking for tips.

A McKinney ISD athletic trainer was arrested on felony child-sex charges after allegations involving a student. Authorities and state education officials are investigating.

TDLR revoked Elm Health Institute's license after investigators found falsified training records and ties between students and illicit parlors. Regulators have barred the school's leaders from practicing in Texas.

Hudson House opens its 10th DFW outpost in West Village next Wednesday, bringing its raw bar and signature martinis to 3699 McKinney Ave.; reservations are open.

Deputy Christy of the TCSO participated in the Guns & Hoses Grappling Tournament, raising $858.86 for the Special Olympics and embodying the department's commitment to community service.

The FBI Dallas branch warned against investment fraud, advising the public to research opportunities independently and avoid succumbing to high-pressure tactics promising guaranteed returns.

Arlington opens warming centers and shelters due to cold, with support from The Salvation Army and First United Methodist Church, offering refuge and services to the homeless.

The Western Currency Facility in Fort Worth is one of two US currency production sites, offering free public tours and producing 60% of the nation's money.

Teresa Thomason has been named the new deputy director of Fort Worth Park & Recreation, bringing over 25 years of experience from various leadership roles in North Texas.