Fort Worth has prepared a winter action plan to keep roads safe, focusing on sanding icy roads, with priorities set for bridges and hospital entrances.

Arlington completes a $9.5 million flood mitigation project, part of a $16.8 million stormwater initiative since 2019, to prevent erosion and protect homes and parks from flood damage.

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 prosecutors dismissed the murder case against Steven Aubrey due to insufficient evidence, who was charged with the 2016 killing of attorney Ira Tobolowsky.

Dallas Public Works prepares for winter weather by equipping trucks with salt and sand to prevent icy roads, prioritizing emergency routes and areas like bridges. No interviews will be conducted during preparations.

Atmos Energy states its system wasn't involved in the Fort Worth hotel explosion, while a lawsuit targets the hotel after 21 were injured in the blast. The cause remains under investigation, with suspicions of natural gas involvement.

Footage shows a Fort Worth officer shooting a robbery suspect who tried to grab the officer's gun during a confrontation. The suspect, Walker Cadd, had previously been robbing a vape shop with a crowbar.

Bob Barrett reminisces about co-piloting the first commercial flight to land at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in 1974, not realizing its historic significance at the time.

A cybersecurity incident exposed over 4 million school records, including emergency plans and personal data, from Raptor Technologies. The breach didn't affect Tarrant County schools, but highlighted cybersecurity risks.

The Mesquite Animal Shelter is closed due to a water main break, with no timeline for reopening or resuming services. Animals are being cared for despite the disruption.

The City of Dallas seeks a local artist for an interactive project at the Welcoming Interactive Conference, offering a $5,000 grant. Submissions are due by February 9.

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.

The article details the upcoming cold weather in Dallas, with forecasts predicting freezing drizzle, sleet, and extremely low temperatures, potentially affecting travel conditions.