The Galleria Dallas erected the tallest indoor Christmas tree in the country, with festivities continuing until January 6. Over 200,000 lights and 700 branches create the spectacle.

Denton County ESD #1 celebrated the promotion and onboarding of personnel with family and friends, highlighting new Battalion Chiefs, Captains, Driver/Engineers, and Firefighters.

Osa Odighizuwa and Micah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys partner with local foundations to host a Turkey Giveaway for families in Duncanville on November 19.

The Dallas North Tollway is temporarily closed between Eldorado Pkwy. and Cotton Gin Rd. for widening, with detours in place and recommended use of the Waze app for navigation.

The Fort Worth Police Department remembers retired officer George Parker Driskill on social media, who passed away in 1935 due to injuries from a 1931 car accident.

Dallas PD mourns Officer Johnnie Tillman Hartwell, a Navy veteran and recent addition to the force, killed after a shootout with intoxicated suspects at a traffic accident.

Two teenagers were arrested for a robbery at Helsberg Jewelers at Tanger Outlet Mall, after surveillance footage helped Fort Worth Police identify them.

The Mesquite Citizens Police Academy celebrated the graduation of its 40th session, highlighting community engagement as key to the police department's crime prevention efforts.

The Garland Police Department hosted a regional meeting focusing on internet crimes against children, with Detective Tony Godwin presenting a case study to enhance public safety knowledge.

The White Settlement Police Department partook in "Dining with Heroes," a POAF event to aid injured officers, emphasizing community-police bonds on social media.

Community collaboration in White Settlement led to the quick arrest of a suspect in a violent crime, thanks to a neighbor's tip and efficient police work.

New executive chef Waylon Cornelius aims to enhance the dining offerings at Will Rogers Memorial Center, introducing dishes beyond standard fare to satisfy diverse event attendees.

Lewisville residents can now dispose of cooking oil eco-friendly at the Holiday Grease Roundup to prevent sewage issues, with the city collecting grease for biodiesel or biogas energy production.