NAS JRB Fort Worth held an Awards & Quarters ceremony, honoring service members with medals and appreciations including the Navy Commendation and Achievement Medals.

Enon Avenue in Fort Worth is facing closures for sewer improvements, affecting westbound traffic and requiring detours via Anglin Dr. or Timberview Rd.

Ronald Berry was sentenced to 70 years for the murder of Demonta Tanksley, which occurred on January 30, 2018, when Berry shot Tanksley 13 times. The case highlights local law enforcement's teamwork.

The Tri-City Neighborhood Summit in Lewisville offers local residents a chance to engage in community building, with sessions on neighborhood cohesion and safety. Mayor and expert speakers will attend.

The City of Denton has launched an online Friday Staff Report for residents to access city governance information and updates, with an option for alerts.

Dallas has community updates for late January, including homeless shelter operations during cold weather, mental health support events, resources for those in need, volunteer opportunities, and an arts and culture celebration.

Kimberly Bizor Tolbert appoints Chief Dominique Artis as permanent Chief of Public Safety in Dallas, emphasizing his experience and dedication to urban safety and community partnership.

Dallas honors Holocaust survivor Max Glauben with a street topper near the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum.

Dallas secured a $2 million RCP Grant for the Dallas Cultural Trail, aimed at community unification, improving access to arts and culture, and preparing the project for construction.

Arlington used mineralized "Carlsbad water" to suppress dust on its streets, leading to a white residue that gave the town a ghostly appearance, shared Arlington historian O.K. Carter.

Dallas's weather forecast predicts changing patterns, starting with partly cloudy skies, and moves into a week with chances of showers, wind gusts, and potential thunderstorms by midweek.

Fonroche Lighting, a French solar street light manufacturer, opened its U.S. headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, indicating commitment to the U.S. market and sustainable urban solutions.

MP Materials starts producing rare earth magnets in Fort Worth to reduce US reliance on imports, contributing to domestic supply chain resilience and supporting tech and electric vehicle industries.