Dallas faces a $3 billion shortfall in the Police and Fire Pension fund, causing a financial crisis that could impact city services and future public improvement projects. Local officials are exploring solutions, including pension obligation bonds.

The Tarrant County DA's office reports progress in addressing sexual assault cases, with DA Sorrells' leadership resulting in improved case handling and prioritization.

The Dallas Charter Review Commission voted to progress with nine technical amendments to ensure the city's charter aligns with current laws, as per a report by the Dallas City News.

Dallas demands property owners maintain homes to the city's standards for safety and quality of life, including adequate heating and plumbing, or face penalties.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson is attending the World Economic Forum in Davos to promote the city and discuss issues including the city's stance on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Mayor Oscar Trevino will not seek an 11th term after 25 years in North Richland Hills, known for contributing to the city's growth and infrastructure development.

The City of Dallas acknowledged that a ransomware attack impacted 30,000 individuals, more extensive than previously known, including additional city residents and employees.

Officials in Dallas will discuss the city's response to a severe freeze at a virtual conference, addressing road safety, emergency strategies, and shelter plans for the homeless.

Activist Davante Peters initiates a recall petition against Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson over party switch and missed council meetings, aiming for over 100k signatures to force a council vote.

North Texas receives a $15 million federal grant to install 100 new EV charging ports, aiming to expand charging infrastructure, especially in underserved areas.

Arlington completes a $9.5 million flood mitigation project, part of a $16.8 million stormwater initiative since 2019, to prevent erosion and protect homes and parks from flood damage.

Dallas Public Works prepares for winter weather by equipping trucks with salt and sand to prevent icy roads, prioritizing emergency routes and areas like bridges. No interviews will be conducted during preparations.

Allen City Council approved a neighborhood development and announced city hall meetings will resume on January 23. They also commemorated Martin Luther King, Jr. with a dedicated appreciation day.