Lewisville invites vendors for ColorPalooza festival focusing on arts, culture, and environmental sustainability. Applications for various vendor categories are open until March 29, with the event set for April 25.

Ellis County is experiencing road closures due to high water levels, with authorities urging residents to stay updated on conditions and report flooded streets.

Candidate filing for Lewisville City Council begins tomorrow, with incumbents facing potential challenges until Feb. 13. A new rule requires candidates to submit a petition with voter signatures.

Dallas is expected to have sunny weather and mild temperatures ranging from 50s to mid-60s this week, with clear nights and some windy conditions, according to the National Weather Service.

Midlothian's 'Kids' Crafty Saturday' event fostered creativity in young minds, providing free crafting sessions at the public library for K-5 students, with all materials supplied.

Kabylo's Pizza By The Slice is serving foldable New York-style slices and offbeat toppings at Tarrant Parkway Plaza, with two-slice lunch combos under $9.

A 29-year-old was booked on terroristic-threat charges after voicemail bomb threats targeted two Keene churches; no explosives were found.

Celina ISD's board will meet in closed session Monday to review personnel matters tied to a former coach accused of filming and coercing middle‑school students. The meeting follows federal indictments and multiple civil suits.

Flower Mound plans a roughly $50 million performing arts center at the River Walk on a 3.67-acre town-owned site, with pre-design work and public workshops underway.

Frisco celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy with Frisco Unity Day, including live music and a food drive, on January 17 at the Purefoy Municipal Center.

Frisco ISD put all campuses on secure status after emailed threats. Police say the messages appear non‑credible while officers and SROs check campuses.

A Dallas off‑duty policing case tied to a nightclub drug probe reveals nationwide weaknesses in how departments vet and track moonlighting officers.

Celina and Prosper advanced a multi‑hundred‑million dollar expansion of the Doe Branch wastewater plant that aims to triple capacity to 12 mgd and come online in 2028.