Lewisville Residents Advised on Upcoming Alley Entrance Repairs by SAZ Infrastructure This Week
Lewisville residents are advised of alley entrance repairs by SAZ Infrastructure starting February 4, with expected completion by February 7, weather permitting. Access from King Bors Ln. remains open during construction.
Peaceful Resolution Reached in White Settlement Standoff with Armed Suspect Wanted on Multiple Warrants
An armed standoff in White Settlement was peacefully resolved after hours of negotiation, with the suspect surrendering and being arrested on multiple warrants related to family violence.
Dallas Office of Arts and Culture Ignites February with Celebrations and Grants for Local Talents
The Dallas OAC has announced a series of cultural events for February, including the "214 Day" to celebrate local arts, a Non-Profit Summer Residency Program, public art opportunities, and grant applications for arts organizations.
Arlington Seeks Public Input on Autonomous Rideshare Services Through UTA Survey
UT Arlington is conducting an online survey to gauge public opinion on its autonomous rideshare program, Arlington RAPID, which aims for full automation. Residents can anonymously participate, influencing the future of autonomous public transit.
Tarrant County Hit by Surge in Respiratory Illnesses, Schools and Hospitals Feel the Strain
Tarrant County experiences a rise in respiratory illnesses, with a significant impact on emergency visits and school absenteeism due to various viruses including flu and COVID-19. Health officials emphasize vaccination and preventative measures.
Hazardous Weather Outlook Issued for Dallas, Dense Fog Alert Warns of Reduced Visibility
The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for North and Central Texas due to fog and provided a weekly weather forecast including mostly cloudy skies, temperature variations, and a weekend sunny trend.
Lewisville Grapples with Major Water Line Break, Police Urge Against 911 Calls for Loss of Service
Lewisville experiences a major water line break causing widespread service disruptions and prompting officials to request residents not to use 911 for water loss reporting. Repair crews are addressing the issue amid over 500 non-emergency calls.
White Settlement Police and Community Leaders Rally to Support Special Olympics Texas and Local JETS Program
The White Settlement Police Department and local leaders raised funds for Special Olympics Texas and the Special Olympics JETS program, demonstrating a commitment to inclusivity for athletes with intellectual disabilities.












