Dallas will experience varied weather, starting sunny but progressively turning cloudy with rising chances of rain and possible thunderstorms later in the week.

White Settlement residents are informed of the altered holiday trash pickup schedule due to Christmas Day; pickups will be delayed by one day post-Christmas.

The Wylie Police Department announced the introduction of four new officers and the promotion of four supervisors, celebrating these advancements in a social media post.

A fatal fire in Denton killed one elderly person and left another critically injured. Firefighters responded around 10:55 pm and rescued two individuals; however, one later died at the hospital. The cause is under investigation.

The weather forecast for Dallas predicts sunny days and clear nights with occasional wind, including mild temperatures and a chance of rain and thunderstorms early next week.

An 18-wheeler hit a bridge on I-30, dislodging its vehicle cargo, blocking westbound traffic with no injuries reported. Traffic was diverted; most lanes later reopened.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking public help to find Silviano Luivanos, a 37-year-old man wanted for aggravated assault in a domestic violence case.

The Arlington Public Library's Spice Club will focus on chocolate for their December event, offering free take-and-make kits on a first-come basis to adults for culinary exploration.

Dornecia Manning named Dallas County Law Enforcement Employee of the Year for 2024, celebrated by the Sheriff's Department.

Frisco city schedules will be altered for the holidays, with closures of facilities and delayed waste collection services; the library's book return will remain open.

A Dallas Police Department 911 call analyst, Billy Flores, was arrested for misdemeanor theft and placed on administrative leave pending an investigation.

Arlington Police investigate a hit-and-run that resulted in two pedestrian deaths. The suspect vehicle, a silver Chevrolet Malibu, is sought. No arrests have been made.

The Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions is seeking donations to meet their 1,000 winter coat goal, urging community support as they are 600 coats short ahead of the December 31 deadline.