An undercover Street Racing Task Force stop in northeast Dallas turned into a major drug seizure that yielded more than 445 grams of cocaine and nearly 48 grams of meth, police said.

White Settlement Police joined the Holidays and Heroes program to support military families, offering festive activities including an F-35 simulator and Santa's parachute arrival.

Dallas leapt 25 spots to No. 22 on RentCafe’s Q3 tracker as searches, favorites and saved searches surged across the metro.

Fort Worth's historic Camp Bowie Boulevard, known as 'The Bricks,' faces challenges balancing between preservation and modern needs, with hidden historical features beneath its surface and a community committed to maintaining its heritage.

Dallas Police arrested Jesus Torres for a shooting on Wheatland Road that resulted in one death and four injuries, with motives still under investigation.

A former Wichita Falls bank VP was sentenced to four years and ordered to repay more than $573,000 after prosecutors say she used customers' data to secure fraudulent PPP and EIDL loans.

Firefighters in Deer Ridge contained a garage fire involving an electric and a hybrid vehicle without any reported injuries. They successfully prevented extension of the fire into the residence.

Family‑run Sueño in Richardson pairs refined modern Mexican plates with a cocktail program that experiments with clarified mezcal and housemade liqueurs. The team is opening a larger Snider Plaza outpost in early 2026.

Midlothian, Texas celebrated the holiday season with the 2025 Christmas Movie Magic Light-Up Parade featuring festive floats from local groups, with awards given to the best creations.

The Bath House Cultural Center hosts "Ageless Passion," a free art exhibition featuring works by Dallas-Fort Worth artists over 65, from Dec 6, 2025, to Jan 31, 2026.

Stream Realty secured a $228.2M five‑year loan to refinance The Quad in Uptown Dallas, placed by JLL for accounts managed by KKR. The deal underscores renewed lender interest in top‑tier office assets.

Internal records show Dallas ran Clearview AI more than 140 times; officials want to expand it to misdemeanor thefts, setting up a privacy fight.

Dallas will treat vapes like cigarettes in public, with fines up to $500 and a mid‑December start. Businesses must update signage during a one‑year compliance window.