The Green Bay Packers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 48-32, advancing to face the San Francisco 49ers. Jordan Love excelled in his postseason debut, and Aaron Jones scored three touchdowns.

A Paradise ISD school board member and his two children died in a plane crash in Parker County, with authorities and the community grieving their loss.

A Tarrant County man sues Sandman Signature Hotel and Atmos Energy for injuries sustained during a hotel explosion in Fort Worth, claiming negligence.

The Dallas Museum of Art and DBDT: Encore! are presenting "Echoes of Diaspora," a ballet inspired by the "Afro-Atlantic Histories" exhibition.

A shooting in Fort Worth left one person critically injured, with police responding and searching for the unidentified gunman. No arrests have been made yet.

Two boats caught fire at Lakeview Marina, Lake Dallas; they were deemed total losses but no injuries were reported. Fire crews, including the Lake Cities Fire Department, responded promptly. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The NTSB confirms the crash of a twin-engine Cessna in Parker County, Texas, killing all three passengers. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident.

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.

Two people died after an early-morning crash on the Dallas North Tollway, where they were hit by a BMW after leaving their vehicles from an earlier accident.

Fort Worth and White Settlement Police Departments cooperated to apprehend occupants of a stolen car using Flock Safety cameras, highlighting the role of technology in law enforcement.

Streets in Garland will close for the 35th annual MLK Parade at 9:50 am tomorrow, causing expected delays. The parade, celebrating Dr. King's legacy, will feature floats and bands, starting from Dairy Road and ending on Fifth Street by noon.

The Texas Forever Fest, sponsored by H-E-B, celebrates Texas culture with food, music, and entertainment on March 23, featuring free admission for a family-friendly event.

Fort Worth's Eastside Transportation Plan progresses with a focus on extending Route 89 and integrating Tech-Based Rapid Transit for improved safety and connectivity.