Euless will host a Town Hall meeting at City Hall on January 16, 2025, to discuss the city's future projects and programs, allowing for public queries and comments.

Dallas taxpayers paid over $25,000 for policing caused by a popular Christmas lights display, which included a Santa resembling President-elect Trump, requiring management of large crowds and traffic in a local neighborhood.

The City of Godley Fire Department warns about an increase in lithium-ion battery fires, advising public safety measures such as using proper chargers and avoiding overcharging.

The Irving Police Department enforced DUI laws on New Year's Eve, promoting sober driving to prevent tragedies and uphold safety during the celebrations.

Duncanville Police responded to a reported shooting with no initial findings; a related victim was later discovered with non-fatal injuries. The assailants remain unidentified, and community assistance has been requested.

The City of Dallas seeks public input on allocating federal funds for neighborhood improvements, through meetings and surveys, for the FY 2025-26 HUD budget.

An 88-year-old was found fatally wounded on Caddo Street, Dallas, leading to a murder charge for 52-year-old Ketsanasak Nachampassak, who was known to the victim.

Misti Norris closed her acclaimed Dallas restaurant, Petra and the Beast, due to challenges following its relocation, while hinting at future endeavors.

The Rowlett Police Department captured suspect Quanesha Mason after she escaped handcuffed, sparking a neighborhood search. She had initially been detained for failing to provide ID.

A man died from a self-inflicted gunshot after firing at police and crashing during a high-speed chase in Dallas, following an incident involving a stolen license plate.

Arlington, TX publicizes a diverse lineup of events for 2025, including concerts by AC/DC, Kendrick Lamar with SZA, Kid Rock, and K-pop's Stray Kids, plus AEW All In: Texas wrestling, signaling a vibrant cultural scene.

The Garland Police Department celebrated the retirement of K9 Diesel, who served for eight years, with a social media post acknowledging his service and dedication.

Dallas Aquatics partners with local businesses for fundraisers providing free swimming lessons. By mentioning the fundraiser, purchases at Krispy Kreme, Regal Cinema, and Raising Cane's will support the initiative.