A 25-year-old was arrested after a Bank of America robbery in Bedford; police say he fled on a bicycle and was caught within hours.

The Gene Carey Animal Shelter held a "Pet Photos with Santa" event, offered free adoptions for large dogs until November end, and invited the public for festive pet photos and adoption consideration.

An mRNA vaccine developed by the Houston Zoo and Baylor College of Medicine appears to help elephants fight a deadly herpesvirus, with early successes at Cincinnati and other U.S. zoos. If trials hold up, the shot could cut juvenile elephant deaths worldwide.

Fort Worth opens Palladium Oak Grove, an affordable housing complex for those earning 30%-80% of median income, costing $58.4 million and featuring various unit sizes.

Jetmira Ademaj received the Distinguished Service Award from the Texas Court Clerk’s Association for her dedication and impact on court services, notably the Arlington Municipal Court's Community Court pilot program.

A concrete truck overturned on S Burleson Blvd, causing severe traffic delays. Eventually, the road was cleared with no injuries, as reported by Burleson PD on social media.

The $80M John Lewis Social Justice Academy opened in Oak Cliff with a star-studded dedication and a focus on civic education and student leadership.

Garland, MD Health Pathways launched a free pilot telehealth program for 10,000 residents, offering virtual consultations and accessible care without insurance hassles.

Rockwall County Commissioner John Stacy discusses local transportation projects and the management of MUDs in Texas.

Dallas is set for a warm, sunny weekend with highs in the low to mid-80s before showers and thunderstorms move in midweek, according to the National Weather Service. Warmer days, clear nights, and increasing rain chances by Tuesday and Wednesday define the city’s shifting forecast.

The Kaufman County adjusted its official proceedings schedule in observance of Veterans Day, rescheduling the Bail Bond Board meeting to November 12th, 2025.

Fort Worth is partnering with FWISD to open schoolyards to the public as parks, aiming to improve access to recreational areas and increase the city's "10-minute walk" park score.

State filings show H‑E‑B plans a 51,599‑sq‑ft, $14.4M fulfillment center at FM 423 and U.S. 380 in Frisco to boost curbside and delivery capacity.