Mayor Eric Johnson told CBS Texas he wants briefings on a $25M ICE 287(g) offer and is weighing whether to repair or relocate Dallas’ I.M. Pei‑designed City Hall.

Texas' antitrust unit has opened an early probe into the Dallas Stars' youth hockey operations, focusing on stay‑to‑play rules, rink control and alleged conflicts. The review is in the information‑gathering stage.

Dallas Police continue the search for Myrtle Polk, who disappeared in June 2024. Her car was found near 5 Mile Creek, with various units and K9 search teams involved. No new evidence has been disclosed.

Denton County reports a third case of West Nile Virus this year, urging residents to take precautions against mosquito bites and eliminate standing water to prevent further spread.

Texas's Burleson Police Department humorously dubbed 11 suspects as the "Mayflower Crew," along with a turkey, in a social media post calling for community aid in their apprehension.

A Democrat’s strong finish in a Fort Worth‑area special election forced a runoff in a district that usually votes Republican, refocusing attention on suburban turnout.

The Parks, Trails, and Environment Committee is debating Parkland Dedication Fees, with some members proposing lower fees for multi-bedroom units to encourage family-size housing, while others advocate for higher fees to support green spaces.

Fort Worth recognized 16 nightlife venues for their commitment to safety as part of the Golden Lasso Accreditation Program, highlighting their proactive steps towards "Safety-Branded Entertainment."

The Burleson Police Department highlights the importance of internet safety for children, citing the rise in digital threats reported by NCMEC. They share a video and plan an educational event to address the issue.

Ellis County is reviewing a replat application to divide approx. 9 acres in Grande Casa Ranchitos into three lots, with a public meeting set for December 9th, 2025.

Rockwall County's Western heritage is celebrated at the annual Sheriff's Posse Roundup, featuring family-friendly activities and raising funds for agriculture student scholarships on November 8, 2025.

Denton City will close on Veterans Day, affecting services like solid waste collection, with most facilities reopening the next day. Public safety departments, however, will continue to operate.

Dallas Love Field organizes a donation drive to support its 300 unpaid federal workers during the government shutdown by collecting items like food and personal care products.