The Dallas Police Homeless Outreach Team transported 50 individuals to shelters ahead of a winter storm, also making four arrests for various charges, as part of their commitment to assist and protect the homeless.

Over 100 volunteers, including Felony Prosecutor Paige Test, planted 88 trees at Jericho Village in Wylie to support a housing project for women and children affected by abuse.

A Fort Worth store manager pulled a homeless woman known as Bobbi inside after she was found frozen outside during a deep freeze. City shelter activations and volunteers are working to get people indoors.

Arlington city workers are preparing for Winter Storm Fern with a range of measures to ensure safety and maintain services during the snow and ice forecasted from January 23 to 27, 2026.

Dallas announces a range of community resources, including public safety campaigns, cultural events, and a hub for city services, demonstrating commitment to resident support.

The Lewisville Public Library offers various activities, including puzzle swaps, financial workshops, and free tax preparation, supporting community enrichment and education.

Tarrant County College will launch a Bachelor of Applied Science in early childhood education in fall 2026 to help expand the local teacher pipeline.

The City of Dallas bulletin provides winter preparation tips for residents and property managers, emphasizing emergency plans, pipe insulation, and communication.

Northwest ISD finalized new attendance boundaries for 2026-27 that create zones for two new campuses opening in August 2026. Limited grandfathering will allow some rising 5th-, 7th- and 8th-graders to stay at their current schools.

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.

Keller honored its Fire-Rescue Department at a ceremony with new positions for Chief Skaggs, Deputy Chief Huntley, and Fire Marshal Billarreal. The event included a traditional badge-pinning symbolizing their commitment to the community.

Arlington offers warming centers and shelters due to freezing temperatures, with facilities like The Salvation Army and First United Methodist Church accommodating residents and providing meals.