Oliver Moffett, 36, was fatally shot in Dallas. Keyshawn Arnell Shaw was arrested and charged with his murder. The motive and relationship between the two remain unclear.

Officer Alexander W. Tedford of the Dallas Police passed away after contracting an infection during a raid. He had served 14 years and leaves behind a family. His commitment is mourned by colleagues and the community.

The Fort Worth Police seek tips for a hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian, asking for info about a dark sedan, possibly a BMW, related to the December 6 incident.

Parker County Emergency Services District 1 has opened Firehouse No. 46 in Peaster to offer improved fire protection and emergency services to local residents.

Brandon Strawn, an autistic young man, has been found safe after being reported missing in Denton County, according to the Denton County Sheriff's Office.

The Lake Dallas Police Department hosted their "Shop with a Cop" event in Flower Mound, spreading holiday cheer by helping a local family shop for Christmas, with support from community donors.

Dallas Aquatics is organizing fundraisers with local businesses to provide free swimming lessons to Dallas youth, including events at Krispy Kreme and Regal Cinema.

Two missing teens from Haltom City were found safe, as announced by the local police on social media, ending the community's concern following their disappearance on December 19.

Arlington adjusts waste collection for Christmas; collections scheduled for Dec. 25-27 will be postponed by one day, according to the City's Facebook page.

The Midlothian Police Department resolved an incident involving a suspicious device, reopening the affected roads and ensuring public safety in Midlothian, Texas.

The article outlines a mixed weather forecast for Dallas, including sunny skies, drizzle, showers, and even a potential thunderstorm, with fluctuating temperatures ahead of the holiday season.

The Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly clinic to help with child car seat installation, with the next event on December 30 at Fire Station 3.

City News is taking a holiday break from December 20 to January 5, though past articles remain available online. Service changes for the holidays are listed, and email subscriptions will continue to provide updates.