The Dallas Police Department tweeted a tribute honoring fallen officers Lisa Louise Sandel and Mark Lewis Fleming, marking their dedication and sacrifice with #GoneButNotForgotten.

Mesquite city employees raised $51,000 for charities—a 28% increase from the previous year—through the "Real. Texas. Giving." campaign, benefiting various local organizations.

Dallas has opened its Temporary Inclement Weather Shelter at Fair Park to protect the homeless from cold weather, with operations managed in partnership with the Austin Street Center.

Arlington and the Dallas Cowboys prepare for extreme weather ahead of the team's game against the Green Bay Packers by treating roads and ensuring safe access to AT&T Stadium.

Arlington postpones several Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration events due to severe winter weather, aiming to reschedule soon while prioritizing public safety.

Dallas College is introducing its first bachelor's degree in nursing in 2024, aiming to address the nursing shortage by providing affordable, flexible education to students.

Lewisville sets up warming centers in response to extreme cold; Mayor TJ Gilmore declares a local state of emergency, activating winter emergency plans.

Arlington upgraded its parking lots with LED lighting, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing costs, as part of the city's technology and sustainability efforts.

North Texas celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with events including parades, performances, and a health expo, fostering community unity and remembrance.

Arlington's Office of Emergency Management encourages residents to create emergency kits for the first 72 hours after a disaster, with essentials like water, food, and first aid, adapted for family and location specifics.

Atmos Energy is preparing for a cold front, advising Arlington residents on energy use and safety tips, such as proper appliance usage and avoiding blocked vents, as per ArlingtonTX.gov.

Fort Worth employs a comprehensive approach to combat the fentanyl crisis, involving emergency services, police action, and educational programs to address the rise in opioid fatalities.

Fort Worth city offices and services, including public libraries and animal centers, will be closed for Martin Luther King Day, but emergency services and solid waste collection will operate normally.