Unleashed Brands signed a lease for 50,000 square feet in Las Colinas and plans to relocate nearly 300 employees from Bedford. The move centralizes training and franchise operations in Irving.

Tarrant County College is rebuilding a district-wide faculty senate to meet new Texas rules. Trustees and a review committee are drafting a smaller, state-compliant body.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation is hosting Thanksgiving-themed events, including a drive-in movie, a luncheon, and Turkey Bingo across community centers.

DeSoto Police confirmed the safe recovery of Perlina Lincoln, an 88-year-old woman with dementia, thanking the public for aid.

Lewisville PD offers a free Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events Training for adults on November 22, to teach strategies for surviving such incidents.

A wrong-way driver struck two semis and a city vehicle on the South Freeway early Monday. Express lanes remain closed as police investigate possible alcohol involvement.

Lane and ramp closures are expected on the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco for the DNT widening project from November 10-15, with recommended use of the Waze app for navigation.

Garland is launching an All Abilities Committee to advocate for disabled residents, seeking diverse members to guide city policies on inclusivity and accessibility. Applications are open until December 3.

The Arlington Public Library hosts events for Native American Heritage Month, including talks on Texas history, weaving lessons, and discussions on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

Lily Cabatu Weiss will retire as executive director of the Dallas Arts District on Jan. 30, 2026. The board has named Jill Magnuson interim and will launch a search early next year.

Zola, a 23-year-old western lowland gorilla beloved for his pool 'breakdancing' clips, died after a sudden health decline. A necropsy is underway and a planned troop move to San Antonio is paused.

Trey Bernhardt joins the Keller Police Department as a new officer, transitioning from a detention officer to the patrol division, as announced in a social media post by Keller Public Safety.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features a diverse late fall program including comedy from Thomas Nichols and art exhibitions from Victoria Gonzales, Bonny Leibowitz, and Carolina Yáñez.