A ticket from a gas station in Cabot, Arkansas won the $1.817 billion Powerball jackpot, the second-largest in US history, with officials confirming the win post-Christmas Eve.

Two suspects were arrested in Texas for crimes involving a child, one charged with aggravated sexual assault and the other with sexual performance by a child. The case remains open.

Police responded to a domestic disturbance in Grapevine on Christmas Eve; a woman alleged her husband assaulted her. SWAT negotiated the man's surrender, resulting in his arrest for aggravated assault.

Arlington's Public Works Stormwater Maintenance Division and holiday interns cleaned up illegally dumped debris in Southeast Arlington, highlighting the importance of reporting and preventing such environmental infractions.

Dallas Police addressed a social media uproar stemming from their handling of a noise complaint on Victory Avenue, where officers detained individuals without arrest and issued a citation for a noise violation.

The Mansfield Activities Center hosted a joyful Senior Holiday Party, with a sock exchange and Santa visit, highlighting their commitment to nurturing senior social interactions.

Burleson police are asking for help finding 15-year-old Zoe Sanford, last seen Wednesday and possibly on a scooter.

A vehicle collision in Denton caused a gas leak and traffic delays downtown after a suspected DWI incident. No injuries were reported, and repairs commenced promptly.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation opens a new swimming area at Mans Best Field Dog Park, complete with amenities like a trail, washing station, pavilion, and lighting.

The Garland Housing Agency has received a perfect SEMAP score from HUD for the 15th consecutive year, indicating high performance in managing federally funded housing assistance programs.

Daniel Misiani from Seguin High School was named Arlington's Student-Athlete of the Month for December 2025, celebrated for his basketball skill and academic commitment.

Arlington's New Year's Day of 2026 will affect city services, with facility closures and altered garbage collection schedules. Residents should plan for shifted trash pickup days.

Bankhead Brewpub will close its West 7th Fort Worth location on Dec. 30 after the owners accepted an offer for the property. The brewery says it plans to scout new Fort Worth locations in 2026 while keeping other sites open.