Dallas Police arrested repeat burglar Roderick Rogers on multiple felony warrants, highlighting the collaboration with Downtown Dallas Inc. to curb local crime.

The Frisco Police announced a second fatality from the January 25 accident and refuted rumors of alcohol involvement; the investigation continues in harsh winter conditions.

Arlington Parks, Recreation & Culture hosts a $10 Flash Winter Adoption Sale for pets, with delayed opening hours from noon to 6 pm, encouraging community members to adopt.

A Fort Worth man pleaded guilty to two capital murder counts and was given two life terms, including one without parole, prosecutors said.

A tiny Southwest Fort Worth shop is turning out 18‑inch New York–style pies with a long‑fermented poolish dough and a short, rotating menu. The owner is taking it slow to keep quality high.

The Midlothian Cemetery Association's annual cleanup has been moved from January 31 to February 7, starting at 9 a.m., due to unforeseen circumstances.

A multimillion-dollar Rockwall estate was largely destroyed by a Thursday morning blaze. Aerial footage shows heavy damage; investigators say the origin is under review.

A Texas DPS trooper used child‑protection training during a traffic stop; agency photos show the technique and the department says the follow‑up led to an arrest.

Arlington Water Utilities is offering free sprinkler test kits in February to encourage efficient lawn watering and reduce summer water usage, with pickups available at city locations.

Arlington's O.S. Gray Natural Area hosts a free stargazing event on February 7 with hot chocolate and telescopes.

Fort Worth Police renamed their South Division Headquarters to honor the late Sgt. Billy Randolph, who died on duty in 2024 after being hit by an intoxicated driver.

Fort Worth renames its North Animal Campus to Henry's Animal Campus, in memory of the city's canine ambassador who helped raise awareness and funds for animal welfare.

Fort Worth's Park & Recreation department received a $1.5 million grant for Oak Grove Community Park, totaling $6.5 million for development including pavilions, playgrounds, and trails.