Local snapshots show Frisco closed 144 homes in November, down from 168 a year earlier; most sales were in the $400k–$700k band.

The Northeast Branch Library in Arlington is undergoing upgrades including accessibility and structural improvements, while remaining open to patrons with temporary adjustments to parking and entrances.

The Arlington Police Department was recognized for 40 years of their Santa Cops program, which aids families during holidays. Mayor Ross lauded the initiative at a council meeting.

An 18-year-old South Oak Cliff player was arrested after a teammate was shot in the neck at a Southwest Dallas home hours after the team’s state championship. Police say the shooting happened inside a house where teens had gathered following the title game.

Family-run Taco Base opened Dec. 22 at Trinity Mills and Midway in North Dallas, blending Veracruz pambazo and street tacos with baseball-themed decor.

Haltom City Police located a missing juvenile soon after publicizing an appeal for help on social media, thanking the community for their quick response.

A man was injured in a hit-and-run by a pickup truck in Arlington after a Cowboys game; police seek the dark-tinted Chevrolet Silverado with New Mexico plates and offer a reward for information.

Dallas residents are advised of overnight closures for critical NTTA maintenance on the DNT and PGBT, with detours provided by the Dallas Police Department.

Officer Jeffers has been sworn in to the Lewisville Police Department, announced via Facebook, and is beginning in-service training after graduating from the Police Academy.

Irving Police honor retired Officer Davis, praising his impactful career as a School Resource Officer and inviting community well-wishes on social media.

Three people were hospitalized after a crash on the eastbound I-635 TEXpress lanes near Marsh Lane; officials say the cause remains under investigation.

Dallas will have a mostly cloudy sky today with highs near 59°F and calm northeast winds. The weather will clear up by Monday with a high of 72°F and continue warming to 78°F by Tuesday with gusty winds.

Lewisville residents can recycle their live Christmas trees for mulch at Lewisville Lake Park until January 9, as part of the city's sustainable practices.