The city of Arlington releases an updated "Ask Arlington" app with improved features and accessibility in both English and Spanish to streamline city service requests.

Dallas Love Field Airport implements JetWind Power's energy-capturing pods after a successful two-year test to convert aircraft-generated wind into sustainable energy.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office held the 7th Annual Sheriff's Christmas for the Kids, aiding children of the incarcerated with The Potter's House of Fort Worth's support.

Tom Thumb scrapped plans for a new store in South Oak Cliff, despite the city's $5.8 million subsidy, due to economic factors, leaving the area with ongoing limited grocery access.

Officer Jacob Candanoza of Terrell, Texas will have his funeral with municipal services closed in his honor, and a community fundraiser planned to support his family.

The Arlington Police Department found 76-year-old Eugene McGruder safe in Midland, TX, after his December 11 disappearance, canceling the Silver Alert issued due to his mental impairment.

The Duncanville Police Department attended the 27th Annual Tree of Angels Ceremony, which honors victims of violence, reflecting on loss and community strength.

A fire in Denton led to Popeye's closure for repairs, multiple vehicle accidents, and an incident involving a fire engine. Coco Shrimp was undamaged but awaits power restoration. Officials urge safe driving during the holidays.

The Grand Prairie Police Department spread holiday cheer to over 300 families through their Santa Cop event, which involved gift distributions and festive decorations, supported by community contributors.

The White Settlement and Sherman Police Departments met to share strategies on community engagement and narrative shaping, aimed at improving police-community relations.

The Plano Police Department is seeking help to identify an assault suspect described as a Hispanic male, around 5'8", with a goatee, seen wearing a sweatshirt and a grey hat.

A former Army Reserve Center in Dallas is renamed after Paul D. Dyer to honor his contributions to city parks and will serve as office and community space.

The City of Grand Prairie has announced altered schedules and closures for services during Christmas and New Year's, including administrative offices, waste services, and recreational facilities, with some services remaining open.