The City of Dallas reaffirms its commitment to inclusivity and public safety for all residents, regardless of their immigration status, and stresses adherence to city and state laws.

Fort Worth invests $27.5 million in recovery and resilience following 2021's Winter Storm Uri, aiding homeowners and preparing for future disasters with repairs and infrastructure improvements.

Arlington's Commercial Rapid Reference Guide, by Code Compliance Services, provides resources on city codes for property upkeep to local businesses, enhancing curb appeal and ensuring compliance.

The Annual Freezin' for a Reason Polar Plunge, supported by the Argyle Police, local emergency services, and community participation, raised funds for the Tarrant Area Food Bank, providing over 1,300 meals.

Carrollton is set to host its 10th annual TEXFest on March 1, featuring local music, food, and craft beer in a free event at Historic Downtown Carrollton.

The Argyle ISD Police Department is hosting an EASE Campaign event to educate the community about school safety protocols with Chief Ell Devis leading the presentation at Argyle West Elementary.

The FBI Dallas division is promoting its Citizens Academies, where community leaders learn about FBI operations, to build understanding and public trust.

Lake Worth and Fort Worth Fire Departments conducted a joint controlled burn at the Fort Worth Nature Center to enhance wildland firefighting skills and mitigate wildfire risks.

The Sewing Sisters group supports Project Linus by making quilts for sick children and is holding a raffle for a Valentine's Day Quilt to raise funds.

Inclement weather caused a January craft club meeting in White Settlement to be rescheduled for February 14, with a clay crafting session at the local library.

The Tri-City Neighborhood Summit in Lewisville offers local residents a chance to engage in community building, with sessions on neighborhood cohesion and safety. Mayor and expert speakers will attend.

The City of Denton has launched an online Friday Staff Report for residents to access city governance information and updates, with an option for alerts.

Dallas has community updates for late January, including homeless shelter operations during cold weather, mental health support events, resources for those in need, volunteer opportunities, and an arts and culture celebration.