The DeSoto Police warns against a fake Facebook page pretending to be the DeSoto Eagles Football team, highlighting unusual traits such as excessive likes and foreign language use. They urge reporting the page to ensure online safety.

The article describes the upcoming mild weather forecast for Dallas, with sunny days and slight chances of showers throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A vehicle crashed into Bone Daddy's barbecue in Arlington, sparking a fire, but caused no injuries; it was deemed an accident with no expected charges.

Police fatally shot a man holding a knife to another at a north Arlington motel, where he had been causing a disturbance. The suspect died from his injuries.

Primark expands its U.S. presence by planning a new store in North Texas' Grapevine Mills mall, as part of its strategy to offer quality, affordable fashion. No opening date has been set.

The Midlothian PD hosts a Tree of Angels ceremony to honor loved ones lost to violence or sudden death, inviting residents to hang ornaments in remembrance.

The Red Oak Police warns of "Wicked Witch" porch pirates and advises residents to take measures against holiday season thefts, including signature delivery and installing cameras.

The Denton Fire Department battled a significant fire with heavy smoke spreading across Teasley. An additional house was damaged, and the situation remains active with firefighters working to contain it.

Senior citizens in White Settlement, Texas, have crafted over 300 quilts for Project Linus, a charity providing blankets to children in need, showcasing community service and volunteerism.

Retired Police Officer David Tilley, known for his service in the Plano Police Department, has passed away, leaving a legacy of community engagement and outreach.

Residents in Lewisville can recycle their Christmas trees from Dec. 2 to Jan. 10 by dropping them off at Lewisville Lake Park, with free mulch available as a reward for participation.

Lewisville's Old Town Holiday Stroll is set for next weekend with festivities, a drone show, a movie screening, children's market, lighting ceremony, and more, free for the community.

Lewisville residents will see changes in their waste management as the city consolidates services under Republic Services, affecting schedules and lowering monthly bills, starting February 2025.