Grand Prairie is developing its Comprehensive Plan, focusing on the area from Pioneer Parkway to Joe Pool Lake. The city encourages public participation in shaping the EPICenter Plan through meetings, surveys, and a special event on Feb. 12.

Yardi has signed a multifloor lease at Liberty Mutual’s Plano campus, adding to a wave of tech and corporate relocations into Legacy West and Granite Park.

A Fort Worth jury handed Alfred Williams a 60-year sentence after prosecutors said he admitted to squeezing, shaking and throwing a 4‑month‑old, who later died.

Mark Taylor’s family says Tesla’s safety systems failed in a 2020 crash and that key onboard data may be missing after the car was shipped overseas.

A freezing fog advisory is issued for the Dallas area, impacting visibility and creating slick driving conditions. The advisory lasts from 3 AM to 11 AM Wednesday.

Haslet firefighters and public works crews worked around the clock through a winter storm, running dozens of calls and keeping services operating.

FBI data show Texans lost roughly $636M to investment fraud in 2024, part of $1.35B in internet‑crime losses. Crypto and pig‑butchering schemes hit seniors especially hard.

Dallas airports faced massive flight cancellations and delays due to severe winter weather, with over 680 cancellations at DFW Airport and ground delays averaging 228 minutes.

Prosper Police Chief Doug Kowalski is retiring after a 49-year career in law enforcement, expanding his department and earning accolades for leadership.

Dot’s Hop House, the 10‑year Deep Ellum beer garden known for its 99 taps and duck‑fat fries, announced it will close after final service this week.

State officials adopted Region C’s 2026 water plan to stretch supplies through 2080, prioritizing reuse and conservation while deferring Marvin Nichols. The plan lists dozens of projects and more than $49 billion in work.

Fort Worth artist Paul Miller carved a bucking bull ice sculpture as a tribute to Texas culture and the local rodeo, drawing neighbors and online viewers to this Texas winter wonderland.

K-pop superstars TWICE hit Dallas Jan. 31–Feb. 1 with a 360-degree stage, new solo moments and a surprise tied to the animated hit K-Pop Demon Hunters.