Garland plans a roughly $71M soccer‑anchored entertainment district with multiple full‑size fields and a spectator plaza, aiming to boost hotels and dining near the turnpike. Operator selection is expected in February.

Lewisville alley repair at Summit Run will impact access to 801 and 797 driveways, with work beginning January 21 and ending approximately January 28.

Eastbound Hwy. 170 was closed due to a multi-vehicle accident, causing delays. Authorities worked to clear the scene with four wreckers dispatched, but reopening time was unclear.

Keller honored its Fire-Rescue Department at a ceremony with new positions for Chief Skaggs, Deputy Chief Huntley, and Fire Marshal Billarreal. The event included a traditional badge-pinning symbolizing their commitment to the community.

Denton prepares for a public hearing to discuss rezoning over 5 acres for office buildings, with a meeting scheduled for February 11, 2026. Contact Candy Whitaker or Matt Bodine for more details.

Arlington offers warming centers and shelters due to freezing temperatures, with facilities like The Salvation Army and First United Methodist Church accommodating residents and providing meals.

Grand Prairie promotes recycling by turning old Christmas trees into free mulch for residents, showcased in their "How It’s Made GP" video series. Proof of residency is required for pickup.

Alliance Park in Fort Worth now features a new 23-foot-tall sculpture, 'Sipping From the Wetland', by local artist Anitra Blayton, celebrating wetlands and community involvement.

Dallas city officials briefed the public on strategies to address the upcoming cold front, emphasizing public safety, shelter, and city response measures for severe weather.

District 4's community breakfast was canceled due to bad weather, prioritizing attendee safety. Councilmember Johnson's office will announce a new date.

OHCE has released educational videos explaining the operations of DHFC and DPFC to improve public understanding of Dallas's housing development support mechanisms.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features two exhibitions, "Drawn To Life" with works across various mediums until February 13, and a solo exhibition by artist VET focused on recycling, ending January 24.

Fort Worth firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in a six-story office building with no injuries, facing physical strain and ensuring a thorough search for occupants. The cause is under investigation.