The Fort Worth Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate a stolen pet named "Ivy Mae," last seen in a suspect's vehicle on January 3, 2025.

Dallas faces light winter weather, with a National Weather Service advisory warning of icy conditions until noon, and potential hazards persisting into Saturday morning.

The White Settlement Fire Department honored the memory of Assistant Fire Marshal Bob Cooke, who died in the line of duty in 1969, reflecting on his dedication and service.

Rockwall County in Texas is finalizing a strategic plan to manage its rapid growth, focusing on quality of life and community engagement, with a public reveal expected soon.

The City Auditor's report critiques the City's Animal Services, noting high live release rates but also issues with record-keeping, response times, and asset management, recommending various improvements.

Dallas responds to freezing temperatures with road monitoring, prioritizing safety with brine and sand trucks, activating protocols for the homeless, and advising residents on pipe protection.

The Dallas City Council approved $47 million for renovations of the convention center district, impacting the Dallas Memorial Auditorium and The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

The Garland NAACP is organizing its 36th annual parade and weekend events to honor Martin Luther King Jr., featuring a parade, a musical, a youth extravaganza, and various community services closures for MLK Day.

The Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions is keeping emergency shelters open due to freezing temperatures to protect the homeless, providing services, supplies, and seeking volunteers.

Arlington's annual "Advancing the Dream" Celebration honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from January 17-20, 2025, with events including a gala, step show, and various community service activities.

Garland officials announce closures and delays due to winter storm, including city offices, service centers, and trash collection, with some events canceled and warming shelters opened.

Arlington residents are encouraged to use the Ask Arlington app to report environmental concerns ahead of severe winter weather, with the app's recent update enhancing the response time and effectiveness of local authorities.

The 7th Fish Creek Cleanup Challenge in Arlington invites volunteers on January 25 to remove litter from the creek, as part of a tradition that has eliminated over 73,645 pounds of trash to date.