The City of Dallas HCE has announced various community events for Nov 15-21, including childcare aid, cultural performances, and environmental and educational programs.

A Fort Worth judge kept Elon Musk’s antitrust case alive against Apple and OpenAI, allowing discovery to proceed while the court weighs the merits.

The Garland Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association continues its tradition of distributing winter coats to needy children, supported by the Garland Police Department.

Mike Berneburg received the Texas Recreation and Park Society North Region's Recreation Professional of the Year award for his work with golf in Arlington.

The HEB Chamber Youth in Government program is open for applications for local high school juniors and seniors to gain government insights, closing on December 2.

The Garland Municipal Court will be closed on Nov. 25-26 for a software upgrade, with services resuming December 1. Alternative arrangements for payments and documents are provided during the closure.

Arlington police announced 21 arrests Wednesday in an FBI‑coordinated sweep tied to gang violence. Officials released few details during an on‑camera briefing.

Arlington's Public Works Department has completed a detailed pavement survey, using technology to assess road conditions for maintenance and improvement, as part of its commitment to enhance mobility.

Dallas Police are investigating the shooting death of Christopher Kelley at 5500 Botham Jean Boulevard, with Detective B. Billings seeking public assistance.

Dallas approved a long‑awaited bike plan and secured major regional grants, but state crash data makes swift implementation and maintenance urgent.

Dallas District 4 plans to honor veterans on Veterans Day, coordinated by local public servants, offering a communal expression of gratitude for military service.

Ellis County offices will close on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of Thanksgiving. Normal operations will resume at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, as the county pauses to honor the spirit of gratitude and reflection.

Fort Worth Police Department reports a 16.4% crime decrease in Q3 of 2025, noting fewer crimes against persons, property, and society, aided by various law enforcement strategies.