Dallas Police confirmed that Ms. Gloria Wright, reported missing earlier, has been found safe. No details on her disappearance or recovery were disclosed.

Dallas residents will see a mix of fog, sunshine, and possible thunderstorms over the week, with varying temperatures and wind gusts. No immediate severe weather, but isolated thunderstorms may occur early next week.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking tips via social media to locate Edgar Zamorano-Montes De Oca, wanted for a shooting that occurred on December 9, 2024. A reward is offered for information leading to his arrest.

Lt. Melissa Franks retired from the DeSoto Police Department after 20 years of service, known for founding the C.A.R.E. Team and respected for her compassionate approach to policing.

Lewisville, Texas, receives the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for fiscal transparency and governance excellence for the fiscal year starting in October 2024.

Reynolds Asphalt and Construction Co. will re-asphalt Centennial Drive in Lewisville, leading to traffic disruptions, parking restrictions, and potential delays from February 7 to February 17.

Three White Settlement firefighters were awarded black helmet shields, marking the end of their probationary period, symbolizing their full acceptance into the fire department.

Police responded to a shooting at a motel in White Settlement, detained suspects, and provided medical aid to the victim. Multiple agencies are aiding the ongoing investigation.

Frisco, Texas, residents to vote on funding for a new arts center, with ballot measures concerning reallocating sales tax and authorizing $160 million in debt.

Garland City Council announced a $360 million bond election for May 3, 2025, focusing on infrastructure, economic development, cultural arts, and parks without raising the tax rate.

The Denton City Council has scheduled a public hearing on February 18, 2025, to discuss Palladium Denton West Living Apartments and the related tax credit application.

Arlington offers a weekend full of activities including live music, fine arts, a couples' massage, tributes at Arlington Music Hall, exhibits at the Museum of Art, and various library events.

The Arlington Public Library is showcasing local Black artists for Black History Month, inviting submissions for a public exhibition to celebrate cultural diversity and creativity.