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.

White Settlement Community Services invites the public to a screening of 'Home Alone' on December 23 in the Storytime Room, encouraging attendees to bring snacks.

The White Settlement Police Department is running a Spanish-Speaking Citizens Police Academy to engage local Spanish-speaking residents in law enforcement processes.

Arlington police released a video showing a knife-wielding man shot at a Motel 6 after attacking a guest. The suspect died, officers are back on duty, and the incident is under investigation.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office reports an increase in scam calls where fraudsters posing as officials demand payment for non-existent warrants during the holidays.

The forecast for Dallas, Texas, includes a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and sunny days, with a shifting weather pattern over the coming week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Polar Express Christmas Event in White Settlement was a success despite bad weather, with photographs by Derek Staine highlighting the festivities.

Mayor Michael Evans and Mansfield staff participate in the Salvation Army Mayoral Challenge, aiming to win a trophy by outdoing neighboring cities in fundraising.

Officer Jameson Ruff was promoted to Sergeant by Chief Rollins of the Lewisville Police Department, an event highlighted with pride on their social media.

Plano, Texas police arrested three drivers for DUI within minutes on a Tuesday, contributing to 18 December arrests amid National Impaired Driving Prevention Month and increased holiday season patrols.

White Settlement Community Services hosts Christmas at the Library with crafts, games, treats, and a Santa visit, emphasizing inclusivity and community spirit.

The Fort Worth Fire Department will break ground on two new fire stations, Stations 26 and 37, on December 17th to improve emergency response capabilities.