It might soon be time to break out winter coats. After an unseasonably hot early fall, Dallas’ first freeze is on the horizon. The National Weather Service in Fort Worth predicts a 25% chance the temperature dips to 32 degrees Friday; In other news, a top credit rating firm dimmed its outlook on Dallas’ financial future after voters approved changing the charter to require at least half of annual city revenue increases to boost police pensions, staffing, starting pay and benefits. Moody’s Ratings downgraded the city’s debt outlook from “stable” to “negative” Thursday, citing the expected impact on Dallas’ credit due to the passage of Proposition U, a charter amendment backed by nonprofit group Dallas Hero; David Roberson, both a pastor and chef for the Men of Nehemiah, a Christian addiction recovery program uses discipleship, counseling and a military structure to help the men rebuild their lives. The program serves men as they recover from addiction, working with them to reunite with loved ones, find jobs and build their faith.; And the Michelin Guide, the standard bearer for excellence in the restaurant business, made two major mistakes in this year’s inaugural Texas Guide: honoring the wrong of two similarly named restaurants with the same owner and adding a restaurant to the guide that has been permanently closed.

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