Good Samaritans of Garland received keys to the former Walnut Creek Branch Library to convert it into a food distribution center, reflecting their expanding service needs and collaboration with the City of Garland.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson mourned former U.S. Education Secretary Rod Paige's passing, recognizing his diverse contributions to education and public service.

A two-day undercover operation in November ended with 20 arrests at a Fort Worth hotel on felony solicitation charges. Investigators say online ads and data tools helped identify buyers.

Parents say a Marcus High player was stripped and shot with a pellet gun after a team dinner; Lewisville ISD found the episode met its hazing and bullying policies.

The Lewisville Police Department is offering free monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics with certified technicians to help ensure proper car seat installation. Open to all by appointment, with the next session on December 29.

The White Settlement Fire Department is conducting the Little Coats, Big Hearts Coat Drive, collecting coats and winter gear for children in Tarrant County until December 10.

Arlington City Council will meet on Dec 9, 2025, with sessions at 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., accessible via live broadcasts and recorded replays on cable and online.

A Bishop Arts bartender was taken into ICE custody after a late‑November DWI arrest, prompting neighbors and advocates to raise legal concerns and funds.

A welfare check at a Fort Worth apartment turned up a man and woman found dead; police say the case appears to be a murder‑suicide.

Raymond Miller, 65, was convicted in Tarrant County for assaulting a family member, impeding their breath. He received a 35-year sentence due to his past homicide conviction and violent history.

The Dallas Police reported a shooting on W. Wheatland Road with five victims; one deceased, three stable, one critical. They seek information via Detective Y. Perez.

Frisco announces roadwork on Lafayette Dr., Prestmont Pl., and Kings Ridge Rd., affecting local traffic for approximately two weeks, depending on weather conditions.

More than half of Tarrant County’s youngest children live in households cost‑burdened by diapers, straining families and local diaper banks. Providers and nonprofits say the shortage is growing.