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.

Baylor Scott & White plans a small emergency hospital on I‑20 in Willow Park with imaging and eight inpatient beds to speed access for the growing community. The project joins other system and competitor moves in the area.

Fort Worth ISD’s new ACE plan sets $100K base pay for many teachers at six turnaround campuses as the district reallocates resources to boost student outcomes.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for North Central and Northeast Texas, including Dallas-Fort Worth, predicting heavy mixed precipitation and travel disruptions. An Extreme Cold Watch warns of cold wind chills.

A 31-year-old Fort Worth woman was arrested after a December apartment shooting that left a 24-year-old man dead.

Tarrant County Sheriff's "Operation Safe City" improved road safety with zero fatal accidents reported and community collaboration in traffic enforcement.

Arlington PD's "Coffee with a Cop" initiative promotes dialogue between residents and officers in an informal setting to build trust and community relations.

Hillwood completed a roughly 807,000‑sq‑ft Dick's Sporting Goods distribution center in south Fort Worth, and DICK'S has started local hiring as the site readies to open.

Arlington Public Library offers free tax prep help with AARP and VITA for eligible residents, starting February 3. Appointments required, no phone bookings.

A proposed water rate increase in a city may lead to higher charges for residents using 8,000 gallons monthly; public feedback was sought at a recent reading.

Masterplan acquires USA Engineers, expanding its services in North Texas with plans to double its workforce and enhance zoning, planning, and engineering capabilities.

The City of Denton Police Department welcomed over 120 individuals from various states to take the civil service exam, a step towards a career in law enforcement.