The Collin County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find Robert Gregory Johnson III, wanted for assaulting a child and fleeing after cutting his ankle monitor in August 2024.

Miu Miu is set to open its first exclusive store in Dallas's Highland Park Village, filling the former Dior space with its youthful luxury fashion offerings.

Historic Fort Worth firehouse to be transformed into the Nobleman Hotel, preserving its vintage facade and combining historical charm with modern amenities. Opening near the Medical District, it will offer 153 rooms, including extended-stay suites.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns about a scam involving a fake deputy demanding money, emphasizing that genuine officers will never call to ask for payments.

The Benbrook Fire Department celebrated its annual banquet, honoring Jake Humphries as Rookie of the Year, Kevin Nicholson as Officer of the Year, and Conner Harding as Firefighter of the Year, among other awardees.

The Mesquite Police Department honored MLK Day as a National Day of Service, encouraging community engagement and volunteerism in remembrance of Dr. King’s activism and legacy.

Sgt. Frank Blaustein of White Settlement PD became a "Stop the Bleed" instructor, aiming to provide life-saving skills to the public through future training sessions.

DeSoto Police Department located a missing 60-year-old man, Floyd Jerome Luke, thanks to community and interdepartmental efforts, including a CLEAR Alert and support from the Lancaster Police.

GOP donor and new Dallas Mavericks owner Miriam Adelson attended Trump's inauguration, seated near past presidents and industry leaders, amidst a small crowd due to weather.

The Cowboys of Color Rodeo in Fort Worth celebrated diversity in Western heritage, aligning with MLK Day, featuring competitors of various backgrounds and promoting cultural representation.

A 23-year-old SMU grad, Katie Kerl, was fatally hit by a vehicle in Dallas; her sister described her as an outstanding human being. The other victim is stable; the driver stayed but no charges filed yet. Residents cite the area as dangerous.

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.