The Garland Public Library has released a new Off the Shelf guide detailing their winter library programs and services, available both in print and online.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is hiring EMT trainees and paramedics, with applications open until November 30 and various candidate assessments required.

Photos and video showing roaches, mold and pooled water prompted United to close its DFW United Club. The airline says it shut the lounge on Nov. 9 while it and vendor Sodexo address the problems.

Godley Fire Department responded to a grass fire caused by a hay baler on HWY 4, advising caution to nearby drivers.

The White Settlement Police Department invites kids to join their Christmas Card Contest, with selected designs becoming their official holiday greeting cards.

The city prepares for Thanksgiving with closures of city offices, no residential trash collection, and service adjustments, but emergency services remain available.

Local students in Fort Worth photographed shelter dogs to aid their adoption, combining community service with hands-on learning in photography and editing.

Fort Worth, Texas, is set to light its 79th Community Christmas Tree, an 86-foot Norway spruce from Michigan, in Sundance Square Plaza, and expects thousands at the event.

An amended Stars filing accuses Mavericks owners of moving the team's principal office to Las Vegas and asks a judge to reopen a bankruptcy case. The dispute over the American Airlines Center is headed for a January jury trial.

An 11th‑hour California court stay paused the deportation of a Dallas father bound for Ukraine and agreed to reopen his old criminal case. He remains in ICE custody while attorneys press to restore his green card.

A person was shot outside a gas station on South Hampton Road in Oak Cliff Monday night. Dallas police say the victim was taken to the hospital and the investigation is ongoing.

Universal released ride names, menus and family‑friendly hotel plans for its Frisco kids park, outlining seven themed lands and family suites ahead of a 2026 opening.

Theatre Arlington stages a comedic mystery, "The Game’s Afoot," for the holiday season, involving a Broadway star-detective and a murder during a December 1936 festive gathering.