Dallas commits funds to cultural and economic initiatives, including an $8 million grant for the Forest Theater and a $1.5 million incentive for Malcolm’s Point Retail Center. Kerwin Medical Center is also expanding its dementia care services.

Grand Prairie teams up with WFAA for the Santa's Helpers toy drive, encouraging donations of new, unwrapped toys on December 10 at The Epic, especially for teens, to benefit local children in need during the holidays.

Rockwall County's Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony on December 6th invites the community to festive music and holiday celebrations at the courthouse, with performances by local church choirs.

The One at a Time Book Club at East Regional Library fosters community among adults with intellectual disabilities through weekly readings of "Percy Jackson."

The Dallas Police Department welcomed its new Senior Public Information Officer, Corbin Rubinson, who will handle department communication and community engagement.

Two men were shot on Parkview St., Mesquite, and taken to the hospital; details on their condition or suspects are limited as the investigation continues.

The White Settlement Police Department is initiating a Citizen's Police Academy in Spanish, starting Dec 5, 2024, led by Officer González, to enhance community relations and understanding of police work.

Fort Worth and NCTCOG encourage proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease through the Holiday Grease Roundup campaign to prevent pipe blocks and support fuel creation.

Fort Worth is using a new road repair technique called "modified rubblization" which is cost-effective and environmentally friendly. This method recycles old concrete as a base for new asphalt.

Fort Worth's City News takes a Thanksgiving break and encourages residents to disconnect digitally and reconnect with family; city services adjust hours for the holiday.

The Plano Police Department welcomes Kain, a highly trained German Shepherd, to their force, equipped with skills in narcotics, search, and apprehension.

The University Crossing Public Improvement District has installed new lighting at Glencoe Park, University Crossing Trail, and Mockingbird Bridge, enhancing nighttime safety and connection in the community.

A man was shot and later died in Dallas, with police seeking information on the November 16 incident. The victim's identity is withheld until family is notified.