Euless officials say they sent a certified letter to Republic Services after missed holiday pickups left blocks buried in leaf bags; the city could assess per‑address fines.

PopUp Bagels has posted signage at Inwood Village and plans an early-spring Dallas opening with its signature rip-and-dip bagels and rotating schmears.

A UT Southwestern survey of 924 Dallas patients found broad support for AI‑assisted mammogram reads — but most women insisted a radiologist must sign off and be asked for consent.

A state‑by‑state analysis from Escoffier finds Texas will add roughly 52,000 culinary jobs by 2032, outpacing other states as restaurants warn hiring remains tight.

Lazarus Gomes, 33, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after his probation for a drug offense was revoked due to violent acts against an intimate partner.

Officer Thomas Fury, badge #11710, was fired after a disciplinary hearing tied to an August family‑violence arrest, the department announced on Jan. 22.

Arlington PD's Safe Roads Initiative uses enforcement and social media to reduce traffic accidents, informing the public of upcoming patrols to raise awareness and prevent reckless driving.

Garland Police's Public and Media Specialist, Trenton Jones, was honored with the Team Garland Leadership Award for his behind-the-scenes work showcasing department initiatives.

Denton prepares for a public hearing to discuss rezoning over 5 acres for office buildings, with a meeting scheduled for February 11, 2026. Contact Candy Whitaker or Matt Bodine for more details.

Grand Prairie promotes recycling by turning old Christmas trees into free mulch for residents, showcased in their "How It’s Made GP" video series. Proof of residency is required for pickup.

Alliance Park in Fort Worth now features a new 23-foot-tall sculpture, 'Sipping From the Wetland', by local artist Anitra Blayton, celebrating wetlands and community involvement.

Dallas city officials briefed the public on strategies to address the upcoming cold front, emphasizing public safety, shelter, and city response measures for severe weather.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features two exhibitions, "Drawn To Life" with works across various mediums until February 13, and a solo exhibition by artist VET focused on recycling, ending January 24.