Aspiring boxer and young father Matthew Moore was shot and killed in Pleasant Grove, Dallas. No suspects or motives are identified, and the investigation continues.

The search for three suspects continues in the murder of Alice Fisher in Dallas, with the investigation's progress hindered despite public appeal and surveillance evidence.

The Denton High School Cheer Team, praised by police, distributed 32 bags of necessities to the homeless, exceeding their initial goal in "Operation: Keep Denton Warm."

The Coppell Police Department's Records Office in Texas will close on December 25th and 26th for the Christmas holiday, yet patrol officers will remain on duty.

"National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation" wins the Christmas Movie of the Year in a close race, with 1,400 votes and a margin of under 40, beating "Home Alone." The Burleson Police Department in Texas celebrates the community event.

An early-morning Christmas Eve fire at a southwest Dallas apartment was extinguished before dawn. No injuries were reported and authorities are investigating.

The Lake Dallas Police Department and Walmart Hickory Creek's Shop With a Cop event fostered community bonds by having officers help local kids pick out holiday gifts.

Recovered memorabilia was returned to retired Dallas Police sergeant Donald Crum after a burglary, highlighting the commitment and camaraderie of law enforcement.

Burleson PD hosted a Christmas movie poll on Facebook, engaging the community in a friendly vote between "Christmas Vacation" and "Home Alone." Results were set for Christmas Eve.

An Irving police officer fostered a bond with Petey, a dog shot during a mental health call, visiting him during recovery, eventually adopting him, now living with two other pets.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting diverse artistic events in 2026, ranging from the Zora Neale Hurston Festival to art shows by local students and engages the community with programs like salsa classes and open mic poetry nights.

A draft ICE solicitation envisions converting warehouses into massive detention hubs that could hold more than 80,000 people, with proposed sites including a facility near Dallas. The plan has already drawn tribal outrage and local concern over staffing, zoning and humane care.

Lewisville community leader James Kunke passed away at 58 after a fight with cancer. He was known for his dedication to inclusivity and engagement during his 23-year service.