Technical issues and weather caused major delays at Dallas-Fort Worth area airports on Christmas Eve, impacting American Airlines flights and inbound traffic.

Arlington's city offices and facilities will be closed on Dec 24-25, with garbage and recycling pickup rescheduled for one day later due to Christmas.

Residents in Tarrant County faced flash floods over the holidays, with up to four inches of rainfall and advisories from the City of Lake Worth Fire Department to avoid inundated roads.

Denton County Emergency Services District #1 highlighted Firefighter/Paramedic Collin Robinson's completion of a PAR board, reflecting tradition and dedication in the fire service.

The city of White Settlement confirmed William Wright as the winner of the Place 4 run-off election, with his oath of office expected at the next City Council meeting.

A shooting in Dallas left Oliver Moffett dead and one suspect in custody. The connection remains unclear, with police calling for information on case number 191197-2024.

Joseph Ortega, 21, was fatally shot in Dallas, and the police are investigating the homicide and seeking public assistance.

Lewisville Police Department's parade of vehicles was part of the "Shop with a Cop" event, aimed at helping local children and strengthening community ties.

The Arlington Parks and Recreation department announces its Royal Masquerade Sweetheart Dance on February 15, 2025, featuring dancing, desserts, and 'magical memories'. Tickets are now on sale.

The article details a variable weather forecast for Dallas with sunny conditions, potential drizzles, showers, and thunderstorms, along with fluctuating temperatures and chances of precipitation throughout the week.

The City of Denton has made the latest Staff Report to the City Council for the week of December 20th available online, offering transparency into city affairs. Citizens can also sign up for notifications to stay informed.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers posing as law enforcement who are defrauding residents with fake arrest warrants and jury duty fines.

A Dallas 911 worker, Billy Flores, was arrested for theft at Target, as reported by the Wylie Police Department. Flores attempted to leave the store with unpaid items hidden in a stroller.