Interstate 30 in Rockwall County will have overnight and daytime lane closures for construction work from November 14th to 22nd, impacting traffic and requiring drivers to seek alternate routes.

The Fields Recreation Center will close for several hours on Nov. 18 and Nov. 20 due to unspecified reasons, prompting residents to adjust their schedules.

The Fort Worth City Council is set to discuss development proposals and city improvements, including green initiatives, infrastructure projects, funding for elections, and community development programs during their upcoming meeting.

A gas leak on 6th Street in Irving prompted police to warn residents to avoid the area, while the local school district informed parents of altered student pickup routines.

Dallas’ split over a high‑speed rail alignment pushed regional leaders to greenlight federal study steps without the city's buy‑in — a rift that could jeopardize funding.

A jogger was struck with a hammer on a trail near Bob Woodruff Park in Plano; police have arrested a suspect and say the victim’s injuries are non-life-threatening. The investigation is ongoing.

Keller announces public hearings on specific zoning requests for November 25, 2025, including an SUP for a large accessory structure and a planned development amendment.

Lewisville is offering workshops on utilizing city grants for community improvement, including the Property Enhancement Program, Love Your Block, and the Neighborhood Enhancement Program.

Euless City calls for volunteers to enhance local events and community projects, fostering connections and civic pride.

Garland's Public & Media Relations Department won seven awards at the TATOA conference, including first-place for an economic development video and a humorous mayor video.

The United Football League donated apparel to aid Arlington families and veterans through its "United by Giving" initiative, benefiting Mission Arlington.

Dallas Police reported the homicide of 19-year-old Brandon Fuller, with Deyonte Rice arrested on Capital Murder charges. They seek information related to the case.

The Mesquite Police Department welcomed five new officers after their graduation and commencement into field training, announced via a Facebook post celebrating their achievement.