Arlington Public Library now offers digital resources such as ebooks, audiobooks, movies, and language courses accessible with a library card and key apps like Libby and Hoopla.

The Dallas Police Department honored the late Officer Harold Hammons with an online tribute on Twitter, marking the anniversary of his death using #GoneButNotForgotten.

Monty and Sarah Bennett donated $25,000 to the Westmoreland Skate Park in Oak Cliff, the largest single gift for the project, which aims to raise $400,000 for the City of Dallas to match funds for construction.

A free college fair for high schoolers will be held at Texas Discovery Gardens, Dallas, offering information on higher education and free meals for early registrants.

Dallas sets up a temporary shelter at Fair Park to house the homeless during a winter chill, with a capacity of approximately 1,000 people, including single adults with pets and arrangements for families.

Duncanville hosts a parade and block party to celebrate high school athletes' state championships in football, track, basketball, and arts achievements, with festivities including an awards ceremony.

Sarah Getz has been promoted to Animal Services Supervisor at the PAWS Protecting Animals of White Settlement Community Center, as announced by Chief Cook.

Fort Worth Country Day is building a $25 million Annie Richardson Bass Lower School for grades 1-4, to open in Spring 2025 with modern facilities and safety features.

Duncanville Police Chief Mark LiVigni retires after a 30-year tenure, earning recognition from the Dallas County Sheriff's Department for his dedicated service and positive impact on the community.

The Fort Worth Animal Shelter partners with a Pacific Northwest group to alleviate pet overpopulation, thanks to Brittany Parker's coordination efforts in animal transport.

The Plano Planning & Zoning Commission approved a redevelopment plan for The Shops at Willow Bend, which includes apartments, a hotel, and an office complex.

Arlington ISD is hosting a job expo on Feb. 1, 2024, at Webb Elementary School, offering positions like Bus Drivers at $24/hr and promising growth opportunities.

A first issue of "The Amazing Spider-Man" comic from 1963 sold for $1.3 million at a Heritage Auctions event, setting a new record for this collectible.