A couple married in a Dallas hospital on Christmas Eve, uniting despite the bride's stage 4 ovarian cancer, fulfilling her dream of a holiday wedding.

A Christmas Eve fire at a Fort Worth apartment injured two people critically, a firefighter mildly, and displaced 25 residents; the cause is under investigation.

The Dallas Police Department successfully located a missing 98-year-old man, J C Green, after a community-wide search. He had been missing for a day but was found safe and unharmed.

An 18-wheeler crash on I-635 near SH-114 caused significant delays. Minor injuries were reported, and wet conditions might have contributed to the accident. Traffic was impacted for hours.

The city of Arlington has completed crucial sewer improvements along Matlock Road, upgrading the waste management system and ensuring better services for residents.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet weekend for Dallas with drizzle, fog, thunderstorms, and strong winds, followed by clearer skies and sunshine on Christmas Day.

Flower Mound, Texas, is named the safest town in the state due to its low crime costs, according to reports by MoneyGeek and GoodHire, based on recent crime statistics.

The Blind Boys of Alabama and Bobby Rush will perform together at the Granville Arts Center on February 10th, 2024, showcasing their gospel and blues heritage.

Garland, Texas is hosting a Jimmy Buffett tribute concert on January 5th with the Buffett Beach band led by Bob Baldwin, offering a beach party experience for $10 entry, including party swag and fun photo opportunities.

Garland's Central Library and two fire stations are being renovated as part of the Build Garland bond program. The library will get a new interior by late 2024, and the updated fire stations will improve safety and response times.

Fort Worth Police are seeking public help to find missing 57-year-old Karen Brown. Her whereabouts are unknown, and a case number is provided for tips.

Carrollton received the Gold Fleet award for its air quality and energy conservation efforts, marking its fourth consecutive win from the DFW Clean Cities Coalition.

Heider Garcia is the new Dallas County Elections Administrator, praised for his experience and plans to improve elections through technology and transparency.