A Plano forum on antisemitism was disrupted when someone hijacked the meeting’s virtual feed with hostile video and graphics. Organizers shut the Zoom link and say they are compiling evidence for police.

Cold start Saturday with wind chills near zero and a Cold Weather Advisory; quick rebound to the 50s Sunday and 60s by Monday. Dress warm and check on neighbors.

Dallas Police arrested four suspects for the murder of 21-year-old Christian Campbell, found shot in a vehicle.

An argument over sharing fries in a Fort Worth community led to a fatal shooting, where a man was shot in the head and later pronounced dead; the suspect fled and remains at large.

Duncanville has received the GFOA Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024, highlighting its financial transparency.

Haley Marie Vazquez, a missing 25-year-old with an intellectual disability, was found safe by Fort Worth Police.

Sanger Police remind citizens that off-road vehicles are mostly banned from public roads, with few exceptions, and advise proper adherence to Texas DMV regulations.

Frisco extends Rail District gift card expiration to Feb 28, 2026, aiding local patronage after weather disruptions.

Lewisville's Lake Vista Dr. is undergoing construction for street and sidewalk repairs, with work managed by HD WAY Concrete Services, expected to last from February 2 to 27. The city advises caution due to lane closures and heavy machinery use.

Denton City Council to hold a public hearing on rezoning 24.941 acres for potential redevelopment, with residents encouraged to participate on February 17, 2026.

White Settlement Police Department honors Corporal David Streif upon his retirement after 37 years in law enforcement, 27 of which were spent with the department.

Dallas favorite Mike's Chicken is expanding to Frisco with a roughly 3,000‑sq‑ft interior remodel and an estimated $350K build‑out, targeting an April finish. The brand will join two Dallas shops and a coming Plano location.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing on changing 24.941 acres at University and Golden Hoof Drive from agricultural to commercial use. Thomas Fletcher represents the proposal, with possible penalties for violations.