Dallas Police seek information on the unsolved murder of Anthony Dixon, found dead over two years ago, highlighting the case in #ColdCaseTuesday on social media.

A skunk in Grapevine tested positive for rabies, prompting the local police to issue a community alert with advice for potential exposure and urging vigilance.

Rockwall County Master Gardeners' volunteer efforts were recognized with a symbolic check representing $168,953.40, the value of their hours spent beautifying landscapes and fostering community in 2023.

Sarah Duff is named new Probate Judge in Collin County, replacing retired Judge Copeland, effective February 1.

Fort Worth increases crossing guards' pay to $13.50 after discovering wages were below state average. The city council approved the raise, capped by the current vendor contract, recognizing the guards' community role.

UT Arlington's planetarium received a tech upgrade, including a Digistar 7 projection system, enhancing the stargazing experience for visitors with high-resolution projections and real-time data from space agencies.

Marty Wieder named new chief of Arlington Economic Development Corporation, set to leverage his extensive North Texas experience for local growth starting February 19, 2024.

The National Weather Service issues a Dense Fog Advisory for Dallas until 10 AM CST; visibility may drop to a quarter mile or less. Rain and cloudy conditions expected to follow.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is merging cowboy culture with young art through workshops and contests, fostering interest in western artistic traditions.

A home explosion in Carrollton, likely caused by a lit cigarette igniting a gas leak, injured one person and prompted evacuations. The leak possibly entered through a sewer pipe.

Dallas County held a public test of voting machines to earn trust and address concerns ahead of primaries, with locals invited to scrutinize and test the system.

A Texas judge ruled that Senate candidate Brent Hagenbuch can continue his campaign, despite ongoing legal challenges regarding his residency qualifications.

The U.S. military community honors two fallen Navy SEALs who died during a covert operation off Somalia's coast. The two have ties to the Dallas & Springfield areas, as well as Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC.