White Settlement Police Department reschedules the Polar Plunge to March 27, after the Law Enforcement Torch Run, to support the Special Olympics. Existing registrations and donations are transferred to the new date.

The Mesquite Police Department reported that pedestrians are involved in 1% of Texas traffic crashes but account for 19% of fatalities, urging road safety vigilance.

A Tarrant County man was sentenced to 30 years after a motel search reportedly turned up meth, fentanyl, cocaine and a firearm. Prosecutors say the DA's narcotics unit handled the case.

Councilman Andre Byrd of DeSoto, Texas hosts an orientation for Leadership Southwest, assuming the role of President/Chair for the Class of 2026, indicative of his regional influence and dedication to community service.

Keller Fire-Rescue has new leadership, with Chief Shane Skaggs, Deputy Chief Chad Huntley, and Fire Marshal Arturo Billarreal stepping into top roles, as recognized at a City Council meeting.

A Decatur ISD committee recommended a $137M bond to replace McCarroll Middle School and fund districtwide upgrades.

A state‑by‑state analysis from Escoffier finds Texas will add roughly 52,000 culinary jobs by 2032, outpacing other states as restaurants warn hiring remains tight.

A gas leak in Arlington led to the closure of N. Collins St., prompting residents to seek alternative routes as advised by the Arlington Police Department on social media.

Sen. John Cornyn and Mayor Eric Johnson met with local and federal partners at Dallas police HQ to review security and funding as North Texas prepares for nine World Cup matches.

A shooting was reported Thursday afternoon across from Woodrow Wilson High School in East Dallas; authorities and the district say the scene is under investigation.

Pho Dangki Fusion has closed its Richardson restaurant after rebranding to a pho-focused menu. Local listings and delivery pages now show the location closed.

Nicholas Carney receives a life sentence for a 1991 child kidnap and sexual assault, following DNA evidence linking him to the crime and an additional 1999 case.

Abbott’s Frozen Custard quietly closed its McKinney stand in December, with the chain’s corporate site currently listing no Texas locations.