Fort Worth Naval Base launches Spiritual Readiness Month to promote spiritual health and resilience among service members, stressing inclusivity beyond religious practices.

Southbound Rufe Snow Drive in Keller has reopened after a crash and utility pole repairs, with updates provided via Keller Public Safety's social media.

Irving police are searching for 15‑year‑old Cameron Matar, last seen Friday near Lake Carolyn and O'Connor Road. He is considered endangered; call (972) 273‑1010 with tips.

Saks Global faces potential bankruptcy after missing a $100 million debt payment. This follows its merger with Neiman Marcus and challenges including vendor payment delays and falling sales.

The Allen Eagles Escadrille participated in the 2026 Tournament of Roses Parade, impressing viewers despite the rain with their preparation and performance.

Dallas Police responded to 1,032 calls on New Year's Eve, mostly regarding gunfire and fireworks, with no immediate injury reports. Chief Comeaux praised his department's work amidst the disturbances.

Mansfield, Texas, concluded its "Deck the Wall Halls" holiday market, supporting local artisans' unique, handcrafted items at the Wallace-Hall Art House.

A burglary suspect was arrested after a high-speed chase from Ellis County into Old East Dallas that ended in a crash and a K-9 capture.

The City of Mansfield is hosting a free Shred Day on Jan. 3 for residents to securely dispose of their sensitive documents. Proof of residency is required.

A pedestrian died after being hit on East University/380 in Denton. The crash occurred at 6:38 p.m., closing eastbound lanes for hours. Investigations are ongoing, and more details are expected.

Rockwall County looks back on strategic initiatives, infrastructure advancements, a new courthouse annex, a tax rate decrease, and judiciary updates in their 2025 Year-in-Review Summary.

Arlington hosts various free events from a family-friendly "Noon Years Eve" to the weekly Farmers Market, musical showcases at Truth Vinyl, and D&D sessions, ensuring activities for all interests.

The Fort Worth Police Officers Association's Cops for Kids program brought holiday joy to 1,077 children, distributing teddy bears, hosting shopping events, and investing $42,000 in community support.