Fort Worth scored 97 out of 100 on the HRC's 2024 Municipal Equality Index (MEI), slightly down from its previous perfect scores. The MEI assesses LGBTQ inclusivity in U.S. cities.

Dallas faces a cold weather advisory with wind chills expected to reach 5 to 10 degrees above zero, risking hypothermia and frostbite. Residents are advised to dress warmly and protect vulnerable individuals and property.

Dallas prepares for MLK Celebration Week starting January 10, 2025, with events to honor Dr. King's legacy, including a parade and a scholarship gala.

Dallas names three City Manager finalists—William Johnson, Mario Lara, and Kimberly Tolbert—and invites public to "Meet and Greet" events for input on the selection.

Garland's Granville Arts Center to host a regional gospel choir contest honoring legends like Dr. Carnell Murrell, with ticketed attendance and performances beginning on a Sunday afternoon.

Fort Worth has issued a reminder about its cold weather resources for the homeless, including emergency shelters and a daytime resource, True Worth Place.

Arlington employs over 400 goats as a sustainable land management solution to clear invasive species in parks, as part of a grant-funded project under the urban forestry program.

The $2.1 billion Southeast Connector Project in Fort Worth will cause significant overnight I-820 closures beginning January 11, 2025. Drivers are advised to check updates for detours and lowered speed limits.

The City of Denton has published its latest Friday Staff Report online to enhance transparency and encourages residents to sign up for updates via email or text.

The "2025 Four Artists: Nam, Bruno, Lee, and Lee" exhibition at Lewisville Grand Theater showcases the diverse works of four artists through March 4th.

Lewisville is celebrating its centennial with year-long festivities and four historical exhibits that highlight the city's development over 180 years, which are free to visit and will rotate quarterly among various locations in the city.

Old Town Lewisville offers walking tours to celebrate its history, involving accessible 90-minute guided journeys into its heritage and architecture, with registration available online.

Dallas is facing a cold front bringing wind advisories and low temperatures, as warned by the National Weather Service, with potential effects on outdoor items and travel.