Officer Jerry Walker of the Little Elm Police Department is mourned after his passing. Tributes honor his dedication to service, while details of the incident remain undisclosed.

The Dallas Police Department honored fallen Officer John R. Pasco on social media, remembering his service and acknowledging the void left by his passing. Public reactions showed deep respect for his contributions.

The Texas Rangers and Delaware North host a job fair at Globe Life Field for a range of seasonal positions, including concessions and security, with interviews on-site.

Renowned Dallas journalist Rochelle Brown passed away at 75 after an illness, leaving behind a legacy of community engagement and education in journalism.

Fort Worth's trash collection schedule is delayed by one day due to icy road conditions, with the new pickup starting Tuesday, January 16, and a one-day delay for the rest of the week.

Duncanville is hosting a public farewell event on January 19 for retiring Police Chief Mark LiVigni, who served 30 years and will retire on January 31, 2024.

Residents of the Saxony apartment complex in North Dallas experienced water shutoff between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. over freezing temperatures, stirring legal and convenience concerns among tenants.

Fort Worth's historic Vickery Motel, known for welcoming Black guests during segregation, is set for demolition, while Dallas preserves the similar Inn of the Dove.

A Dallas fourth grader, Aiden Body, won the 32nd annual MLK Oratory Competition with a speech about Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream and its relevance today.

Dallas Edison Middle School is set to become West Dallas Junior High after a $13 million renovation, funded by Dallas ISD's record $3.7 billion bond. The project starts in May with a 2025 completion goal.

Dallas opens more shelters for the homeless due to full capacity at its main center, reflecting the city's struggle against severe cold weather impacts.

Local warming stations in Allen, TX, are offering shelter from the cold at MEOWS and the Plano Corps Community Center, with no ID required, a pet-friendly policy, and transportation assistance available.

Fort Worth's LVT Rise Center hosts a "Court in the Community/Warrant Forgiveness" event to resolve citations and offer legal aid, job skills, and bill payment assistance on Jan. 20.