Dallas is set for unseasonably warm weather with sunny days and highs in the 80s leading up to and on Christmas Day, per the National Weather Service.

Firefighters in Fort Worth extinguished an apartment complex blaze on Hallmark Drive, affecting 11 people. There were no injuries, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Enhancements to Willis Winters Park, formerly known as Randall Park, include a new fitness trail set for early spring completion and planned upgrades to the baseball fields, softball fields, and a playground by 2026.

UT Southwestern researchers reengineered tau to resist clumping while preserving its normal function, offering a possible new path toward treatments for Alzheimers and related tauopathies.

Dallas Police mourn the loss of Detention Service Officer Dakendrick Traylor, recognizing his dedication and service as part of the Special Hospital Observation Team and Honor Guard.

Two Frisco Triathlon Club members were struck and killed on FM 455 near Pilot Point during a group ride; police say the driver returned and is cooperating.

Captain Melvin McGuire retired from the Burleson Police Department after over 35 years of service, celebrated by colleagues and community members for his dedication and leadership in various roles.

Denton's Planning Commission to consider a rezoning proposal at Bolivar and Taliaferro Streets from R3 to R7 allowing higher density housing. Public hearing set for January 14, 2026.

A North Dallas resident returned from a trip to find his apartment emptied; neighbor video shows suspects making multiple trips over two days. The man filed a police report and started a fundraiser to replace stolen items.

The article details the varying weather conditions in the Dallas area throughout a week, including sunshine, clouds, and mild-to-warm temperatures, with slight chances of showers.

At the downtown convention center, volunteers and medical teams handed out coats, toys and free health screenings to children experiencing homelessness. The day also connected families with housing and social-service referrals.

Lewisville mourns Firefighter/Paramedic Michael Swope's death; Mayor orders flags at half-staff. Swope, praised for his service and mentorship, leaves a lasting legacy.

Denton ISD will invest about $41 million to renovate Sam Houston and McNair elementary schools. Work is planned for summer 2026 and will be funded with 2023 bond dollars.