The Arlington Public Library is hosting a free APL Tech Fair at the George W. Hawkes Downtown Library to showcase the latest technology and promote digital literacy.

The Dallas Police are investigating the New Year's Day shooting of Zecqurie Fields, 25, on Empire Central, who died from his injuries on January 5th. No arrests have been made.

Fort Worth welcomes visitors to its annual Stock Show & Rodeo, filled with traditional cowboy events, family entertainment, and a celebration of Texas culture from Jan. 16-Feb. 7.

Billy Bell, the longest-serving employee at GM Arlington Assembly, celebrates his extensive career beginning in 1962, reflecting on the growth of both the city of Arlington and the plant.

The City's Park & Recreation Department is improving the Unimproved Alley Mowing Program with a $2.3 million budget increase to regularly maintain all alleys.

The Fort Worth Power and Light Co. plant, closed since 2004, faces an uncertain future as the community considers how to repurpose the historic structure.

Mesquite city officials reported New Year's Eve safety measures resulting in confiscated fireworks, firearm seizures, and DWI arrests, with no accidents or injuries from these incidents.

Greidy Marisol Flores Mejia, an LHS Killough sophomore, designed the 2026 ColorPalooza logo, revealed at a City Council meeting, capturing the festival's fun, art, and community spirit.

Ennis and Grand Prairie are preparing for their special elections on January 31, 2026, with early voting from January 14-27. Ellis County provides voting details on their website.

MP Materials is weighing Northlake for a roughly $1.2B magnet plant that would expand U.S. rare‑earth magnet production and prompt local incentive talks.

Euless calls for nominations for Volunteer of the Year Awards, highlighting local individuals and businesses contributing to community well-being across various categories.

Federal subpoenas and investor lawsuits allege GVA founder Alan Stalcup misused investor funds and inflated income at multiple apartment properties. Investigations and civil cases are underway.

Euless is hosting a town hall meeting for residents to discuss community issues and the city's future plans at the City Hall Council Chambers at 7 p.m.