Dallas Police are investigating a homicide where 55-year-old David Brown was shot dead on December 23. Detective Swanson leads the inquiry (case #183138-2025).

The Wallace-Hall Art House in Mansfield, Texas held a Last Minute Market Blitz for last-minute holiday shoppers to find unique, handcrafted gifts. The event was part of a range of festive activities at the venue.

Frisco Police responded to a shots-fired call at Cinemark theater, leading to a chase and two arrests, one involving a drug charge. The incident was isolated, with no broader threat to public safety.

The Collin County Criminal DA's Office hosted Leadership Allen Class 37, offering insights into their work, especially on prosecuting violent and repeat offenders, and encouraging civic engagement.

The Irving Police and Fire departments' "Blue Christmas" initiative delivered food and gifts to 389 needy families, benefiting over a thousand children during the holiday season.

TxDOT has started installing digital variable speed-limit signs across Texas, with new boards spotted on I‑35W near Fort Worth. The displays let engineers temporarily lower limits — usually by up to 10 mph during bad weather or congestion.

A late-night dispute in Red Bird ended with one person dead and investigators searching for the shooter.

Arlington Public Works interns joined the Environmental Management team for water quality sampling, learning about local ecosystem protection and conservation efforts.

Mount Gilead, Fort Worth’s 150‑year‑old Black Baptist church, is on the market after members voted to move. Preservationists want a buyer who respects the building’s history.

A 40-year-old woman being held at the Tarrant County Jail was found unresponsive and later died at JPS Hospital. Authorities say multiple agencies will review the in-custody death.

Andrew Hubacek was sworn into Mesquite City Council's District 4 office, succeeding Tandy Boroughs, and joining Mayor Alemán Jr. and other councilmembers.

Dallas parks will remain open over the holidays, but recreation centers and administrative offices will close on Christmas Day 2025 and New Year's Day 2026.

A state permitting filing and local reporting indicate Nothing Bundt Cakes may open a second Prosper bakery near U.S. 380 and Gee Road, adding to the town’s growing retail corridor. Timelines point to a late‑winter debut if work wraps on schedule.