Dallas police now have access to hundreds of license‑plate reading cameras after a new multi‑million dollar contract — the tech helps investigators but has privacy advocates on edge. Here’s what the city bought and why people are worried.

Euless trash and recycling schedule adjusted for holidays; Thursday pickups move to Friday, and Friday pickups to Saturday due to city office closures on December 24, 25, and January 1.

A Saturday night shooting on Urban Avenue left one man wounded and led to an arrest. Dallas police say the incident remains under investigation.

Euless, Texas invites families to "Swim with Santa" at Natatorium on Dec 12, 2025, featuring games, photos with Santa, cookie decorating, and festive treats. Registration is $10; accessibility needs are accommodated with advance notice.

Arlington activates its Homeless Emergency Weather Shelter Plan due to cold, with shelters at The Salvation Army and warming centers in libraries. Pets are also accommodated, and volunteers are welcomed.

White Settlement encourages residents to dispose of holiday cooking fats and oils properly through its Grease Roundup event to prevent plumbing issues.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office highlighted Captain Kelsey from the Corrections Center in their Fun Fact Friday social media series, emphasizing his role in facility operations and community engagement efforts.

The Denton Police Department announced that the missing 13-year-old Harper has been found safe and reunited with her family.

The City of Mansfield encourages local shopping on Black Friday, highlighting the positive economic and community impact of spending money within the city.

Arlington, Texas, is calling for donations to the Mission Joy Toy Drive to help families in need during Christmas.

Police officer Kwaun Shaw, despite suffering from stage 5 kidney failure, continues to serve the Crowley, Texas community while undergoing nightly dialysis and searching for a kidney donor.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office shares travel tips on social media for the 55 million expected Thanksgiving travelers, focusing on safety and preparedness.

Dallas District 14 representative urged residents to enjoy parks post-Thanksgiving but prohibited turkey hunting, with a humorous touch on social media.