Traci Keller+FollowArlington drivers face I-20 mess as roads worsenA major crash on I-20 near Arlington is making the morning commute even tougher, just as road conditions across DFW take a turn for the worse. With traffic crawling and more accidents possible, it’s a good time to rethink your route or delay heading out if you can. Folks in Arlington and nearby, how are you handling the gridlock and slick roads? Any tips for staying safe or alternate routes to share? Let’s help each other get through this traffic headache! #Transportation #DFWTraffic #Arlington00Share
romankimberly+FollowArlington’s streets set for IndyCar takeoverNext spring, Arlington’s Entertainment District will transform into a high-speed IndyCar street course, with drivers racing right past AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field. Jerry Jones himself took a helicopter tour to preview the route, which will even use the Cowboys’ main parking lot as pit road! This is a huge shift from the usual Texas Motor Speedway races and puts the action right in the heart of the city. Imagine grabbing a bite nearby and then watching pro drivers tear through familiar streets. How do you feel about Arlington becoming a motorsports hotspot? #Sports #Racing #Arlington10Share
Michael Petty+FollowHow Cade Cunningham’s Arlington roots shaped a leaderCade Cunningham’s calm confidence on the Pistons court was forged right here in Arlington, where high school wasn’t always easy. As a sophomore at Bowie, he faced jealousy and isolation, but those tough days taught him what real leadership looks like—lifting others up, not tearing them down. When Bowie retired his jersey, the whole community turned out, celebrating not just his NBA stardom but the kindness and grit he’s shown since day one. It’s a reminder that the way we treat each other in tough times can shape who we become. What moments from your school days still guide you? #Education #CadeCunningham #Arlington20Share
Hannah Garcia+FollowArlington’s ballpark becomes a lifelineGlobe Life Field’s parking lot turned into a hub of hope as 3,000 Arlington families received holiday meals—no questions asked. The Texas Rangers, local food banks, and community partners transformed an empty stadium lot into a massive drive-thru food distribution, easing the burden for families hit hard by federal shutdowns and SNAP pauses. Volunteers worked with military precision, making sure every car left with enough groceries to last through the holidays. It’s a powerful reminder: when neighbors come together, no one has to face hunger alone. How can we keep this spirit of support going all year? #Safety #Arlington #CommunitySupport10Share
Cody Kennedy+FollowArlington’s newest millionaire: Could you be next?A scratch-off ticket bought at a QuikTrip in Arlington just made someone a millionaire overnight! With the Texas Lottery’s Extreme Multiplier game, this is only the first of four $1 million prizes up for grabs. The odds? About 1 in 3.75 for any prize, which honestly feels better than most games out there. With so many new scratch-offs launching and big jackpots still waiting, it’s hard not to wonder if your next gas station stop could change everything. Anyone else tempted to try their luck, or do you stick to saving your $20? #News #Arlington #TexasLottery00Share
David Mcgrath+FollowArlington’s $1M lottery win stirs up dreamsSomeone in Arlington just turned a scratch-off ticket into a $1 million payday at the QuikTrip on W. Harris Road! This is the first top prize claimed in the Extreme Multiplier game, which still has three more $1 million prizes up for grabs. With odds of 1 in 3.75 to win any prize, it’s no wonder folks are buzzing about what they’d do with that kind of windfall. Would you keep playing, or is this a sign to cash in your luck? Let’s hear your thoughts—what would you do if you hit it big? #News #Arlington #TexasLottery00Share
Cory Wilson+FollowArlington’s latest millionaire: Could you be next?A scratch-off ticket bought at a QuikTrip in Arlington just made someone a millionaire overnight, and there are still three more $1 million prizes left in the Extreme Multiplier game. The odds? About 1 in 3.75 to win something, which is surprisingly decent for a lottery game. With so many new Texas Lottery scratch-offs launching this season, it feels like big wins are popping up everywhere. Would you take a chance on a $20 ticket for a shot at a life-changing jackpot, or do you think it’s just luck? Let’s hear your stories and strategies! #News #Arlington #TexasLottery00Share
