Kinneth Mckelory was arrested in White Settlement for attempted theft of a catalytic converter, assault with a weapon, and burglary, with police using technology and teamwork for capture.

Man fatally shot in Dallas; police investigating the late-night incident on Samuell Boulevard. Christian Velasquez Rosas died from injuries; case number 174753-2025 active. Detectives seek witnesses.

Fort Worth children celebrate reading 1000 books before kindergarten; the library hosts Bluey party and sensory-friendly story time, and promotes holiday reading.

CyrusOne filed applications to add three large data centers near Whitney, Texas, and tied the campus to a 400MW power deal with Calpine.

Frederick Asberry, 58, received an 18.5-year prison sentence for intending to distribute fentanyl, meth, cocaine, and heroin, in a case led by the Fort Worth Police and U.S. Marshals.

A late‑night fight at a Red Bird event center ended with one person dead and four wounded, police said. Detectives are investigating.

White Settlement Police support Special Olympics Texas and will host the 2026 Law Enforcement Torch Run, as reported by Texas Police Chiefs Association.

Upcoming I-30 traffic disruptions in Rockwall County include nighttime and daytime roadworks, with closures at John King Blvd and lane restrictions for construction activities from December 8-13.

Arlington activated its cold‑weather shelter plan for Sunday and Monday nights. First United Methodist Church will intake guests 7–10 p.m.; call 817‑274‑2571 for assistance.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas until 9 AM, with visibility down to a quarter mile. Drivers are advised to exercise caution.

Chuy’s plans its first McKinney restaurant in the West Grove development, with plans showing a roughly 6,600‑sq‑ft building and a late‑2026 opening target.

A new study says Texas seniors lost about $124 million to online shopping scams this year, with metro areas including Dallas‑Fort Worth among the hardest hit. Experts urge simple steps to reduce risk and point to resources for victims.

After a three‑year build and a costly theft, The Gibson opened in North Dallas with steaks, cocktails and a 600‑label wine program. Owners Carl and Carrie Britton pushed the project across the finish line.