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.

Gao’s BBQ & Crab will open in Frisco this Saturday, serving Chinese skewers, Cajun seafood boils and a first-100 guest crab giveaway.

A 78-year-old man, Barry Alldredge, died after being found unresponsive in a Colleyville pond amidst freezing temperatures. Circumstances remain unclear.

A 16-year-old girl, Elizabeth Angle, died in a sledding accident in Texas, with her friend Grace injured. No arrests have been made. Her school and community mourn her loss.

A house fire in Colleyville caused the deaths of Salesi and Sela Havea, key figures in the Tongan community. Their legacy includes deep faith and service.

Two baby bald eagles hatched near Dallas during a winter storm, engrossing viewers on a live stream as their eagle parents carefully protected and nurtured them.

Springtown, Texas police warn against the use of ATVs and UTVs on public roads, highlighting the increased risk of accidents in winter weather conditions and reminding residents it's illegal under Texas Transportation Code.

The Fort Worth HOPE team rescued individuals from a homeless encampment, including a man suffering from hypothermia, during a cold snap, and transported over 150 people to shelters.

Fort Worth has launched three new dashboards for transparency on municipal budget, workforce, and permitting processes, enabling public access to up-to-date government data.

Texas's icy conditions led to over 35 children suffering sledding injuries; Cook Children’s warns of dangers and urges the use of helmets and safe sleds.

Rockwood Grille in Fort Worth offers special to-go Super Bowl meal packs, with a "Party Pack" for $65 and a "Wings for Four" package for $100, only on Super Bowl Sunday.

A Dallas Fed survey shows Texas factory output moved back into growth in January, but executives warned hiring remains weak and policy uncertainty lingers.