Emergency crews investigated a natural gas odor at Dallas' AT&T Discovery District; no gas was found inside buildings, and the public is not in danger.

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

Three men were sentenced to a total of 35 years for their roles in a fentanyl drug ring connected to the overdose deaths of three teenagers in North Texas.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission is inviting public input on two new developments—a large accessory structure and a small event venue—at a hearing on January 23.

Dallas is anticipating a cold weekend with possible sleet and snow by Martin Luther King Day, and chilly conditions persisting through the week with potential gradual warming by Thursday.

The City of Dallas opens a Temporary Inclement Weather Shelter at Fair Park to protect the homeless from the cold, offering Spanish interpretation and parking, with entrances specified in a city briefing.

A 6-year-old girl was fatally shot in Dallas; a handgun was left unsecured in the home. Damariya Sowels was arrested for evidence tampering. The case is under investigation.

Denton's municipal internet faces outages affecting public WiFi and payment kiosks, but libraries remain online. Residents have alternate payment options while repairs are estimated to take five days.

Dallas's Mayor Pro Tem Tennell Atkins reveals proactive steps to resolve city pension challenges, with a focus on financial health and employee benefits, as the city prepares its restoration plan.

Denton announces schedule changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, including facility closures, service shifts, and special events commemorating the civil rights leader.

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

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo parade route was changed after a downtown hotel explosion to avoid the impact zone and ensure the event's continuity.

Opendoor's report lists North Texas ZIP codes as top spots for US homebuyers in 2023, with areas in Forney, Aubrey, and Fort Worth ranking high, despite a broader real estate slowdown.