The National Weather Service predicts a stormy week in Dallas, with varied weather including thunderstorms and heavy rain, and a mix of sunnier moments.

Saks Global says the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus will remain open past the 2025 holidays as it and the City of Dallas explore reimagining the flagship. The company and city are weighing retail, cultural and fashion-focused options for the building.

The Collin County Detention Facility in Texas celebrated 38 women completing the Cornbread Hustle program, an initiative aimed at reducing recidivism through education and vocational training.

Dallas police announced that 68-year-old Ida Sisk, who was reported missing earlier this week, has been safely located. Sisk was last seen on Sunday on Seevers Avenue, prompting a public search due to concerns for her well-being.

A White Settlement citizen used social media to thank local police for resolving an issue, praising specific officers by name and fostering community trust.

At a Harvard Club forum, leaders said sidewalks can’t be the city’s "waiting room" and urged a Haven for Hope‑style campus and more funding to keep people housed. Shelter capacity and integrated care remain central hurdles.

Dallas Police found Larry Garcia, 49, fatally shot on Alcorn Avenue; no suspects are identified, and public assistance is sought in the investigation.

Dallas will have sunshine today before a rainy week starts, with clear skies tonight. Showers are likely to begin Wednesday night, with rain expected through to the next week.

A Hawaiian cat with a Texas‑shaped chest patch was adopted in DFW after a New Country 96.3 on‑air plea. A Dallas listener stepped forward during a studio visit.

Awilda Perez, missing since November 13, has been found safe according to an Ovilla Police social media update.

The City of Mesquite invites locals to the City Council Swearing-In Ceremony at Mesquite City Hall on Nov. 17, 2025, for officials to take their oaths and interact with citizens.

The Lewisville Grand Theater announces an eclectic Texas Tunes 2026 music season, beginning with the Tejas Brothers and featuring artists like Jazzmeia Horn and Lee Roy Parnell.

TRWD is replacing an 11-mile pipeline between Mansfield and Midlothian, with construction starting in late 2024 and ending in 2028, costing $155 million.