Haywire’s Legacy West rooftop becomes an alpine-inspired Après Haywire pop-up with fireside cocktails, hearty comfort bowls and a kickoff party this week. The monthlong pop-up runs through Feb. 8.

Anh Long Kitchen opened in northeast Fort Worth with Vietnamese hot pot — goat, oxtail and catfish — alongside pho and other Vietnamese classics.

Family-run Roma's opened this week inside Stacy Furniture in Grapevine, serving New York-style pizza, pasta and scratch-made sauces. The small outpost offers slices, subs and catering.

Neighbors say a mobile rock crusher on McGuffin Way is operating without a city permit as the owner seeks to rezone nearly 50 acres to light-industrial. A zoning hearing is tentatively set for Feb. 11.

A man's body was found two days after a fire at a Dallas apartment complex that displaced over 20 people and injured two. The fire, deemed accidental, began on a balcony.

The Dallas Landmark Commission is set to decide if the rainbow-painted steps at Oak Lawn United Methodist Church, representing LGBTQ support, can remain amid a Texas directive to remove such displays.

Fort Worth police investigate multiple vehicle arsons across neighborhoods, as affected residents recount the impact of these incidents. No arrests have been made; authorities are seeking information.

Dallas Fire-Rescue responded to a fire at an Oncor electrical substation, using foam to extinguish it. The cause is under investigation; no power outages resulted.

One person was killed, another critically injured in a Northwest Dallas shooting; suspect Noah Trueba has been arrested and charged with murder.

Car chase by Fort Worth police leads to a fatal crash, killing a passenger and critically injuring the driver.

The Lewisville PD mourns the loss of Flower Mound PD's Lt. Suzanne Reed, highlighting her impactful career and extending condolences to her loved ones.

A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle in Lewisville; the incident closed northbound Garden Ridge for the investigation.

Lewisville community will memorialize James Kunke at a service on January 10, 2026, at First United Methodist Church. Attendees are encouraged to wear Hawaiian shirts or purple, and donate to charities he supported.