The Dallas area is set for weather changes with a chilly day ahead, wind gusts up to 20 mph, and a cold advisory warning of hypothermia risks. The NWS forecasts sunny days and a warming trend leading to possible weekend rain.

Waxahachie Police conducted a warrant search in a residential area, leading to local curiosity and concern. Details remain scarce with no reported injuries or arrests.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office highlighted the issue of stalking among teens on Stalking Awareness Day, noting high victimization rates and the media's influence on perceptions of stalking.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo kicks off its 128th year with enhanced safety measures announced by the Fort Worth Police Department, involving both on and off-duty officers.

Fort Worth Police are seeking two suspects from a September 1st Walmart robbery and urge public assistance. They provided suspect descriptions, a photo link, and urged contact with Detective Ventriere for tips.

The Mansfield Police Department is seeking the public's help through social media to identify two suspects in a fraud case; they praise past success with community assistance.

Garland Police investigate a non-fatal shooting on Highmont Drive; one injured individual was hospitalized, and one person is in custody. The incident caused vehicle damage and the investigation continues with a call for community tips.

Lt. Denise Callahan retires from the White Settlement Police Department after a 25-year career, marked by her trailblazing promotions and advocacy for crime victims.

Sgt. Lana Cook from the White Settlement Police Department completed both Intermediate and Advanced Crash Investigation training, enhancing the department's traffic accident response capabilities.

Fort Worth Municipal Court offers a Warrant Forgiveness event for locals with citations, promising no arrests and potential fine reductions or community service options.

Fort Worth emphasizes customer service and regular waste collection, noting occasional service lapses. Residents are instructed on reporting missed pickups and proper waste disposal, including the use of the MyFW app.

The Fort Worth City Council has allocated $26 million for city transportation upgrades to address inflation and supply chain issues affecting 11 arterial projects.

Fort Worth City offices will close for MLK Day, but emergency services and trash pickup will continue as normal; some facilities like animal shelters and libraries will close.