The Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge conducted its annual health checkup for their 16 bison, including vaccinations and microchipping new calves, with no public attendance allowed.

Fort Worth accommodates extra post-Thanksgiving trash pickup. Residents get two additional garbage bags without extra fees; collection days may shift due to the holiday.

Santa Claus is set to participate in several holiday events in Downtown Garland, including Small Business Saturday, Christmas on the Square, and the Sip N' Stroll.

The Tarrant Area Food Bank provided 316,000 meals to 5,417 families at the Thanksgiving Mega Mobile Market event in partnership with the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic.

The Denton Police celebrate LaGrone Academy's Explorers program for winning the Plano X Explorer competition, highlighting their skills and the advisors' dedication.

A meth trafficker with CJNG cartel links, Adriana Melendez-Calvillo, was sentenced to 40 years for drug trafficking and money laundering by a Texas federal court.

Dallas residents can enjoy pleasant weather with sunny days ahead, including a high of 65 degrees today and a warming trend through the weekend into Thanksgiving.

Six individuals were honored for saving a man's life during a heart attack at Plano's Carpenter Park Recreation Center and recognized by the American Red Cross for their heroism.

A public hearing will discuss the Huebners' request to rezone 0.684 acres in Denton from residential to Suburban Corridor. The Planning & Zoning Commission meeting precedes a final City Council decision.

The article discusses an audit report by the City Auditor's Office reviewing the effectiveness of Denton's community housing initiatives and the need for improved funding, outreach, and streamlined processes.

Dallas Police began a homicide probe after 26-year-old Daniel Alexander Reyes was shot dead on Lovingood Drive; they are seeking information from the public.

Dallas Police investigate a stabbing death in the 3500 block of Jamaica Street; case number 174553-2024, with Detective J. Castillo seeking information.

The Lewisville Police Department commemorated Officer Sherwood on the anniversary of his death, celebrating his service and lasting impact on the community.