Frisco introduced a new traffic signal at Main Street and Gartner Road, which began with a flashing phase yesterday to alert drivers to the updated traffic pattern, with full operation commencing on December 19.

A Frisco Lyft driver was severely injured after being assaulted in a robbery. The suspect, Antwain Williams, was later arrested, facing several charges including aggravated robbery.

New eateries and city updates are coming to Euless, including a new fire station and renovations for public service facilities. A Town Hall meeting will engage residents in the city’s development.

Arlington offers a Christmas tree recycling program with two drop-off locations available from Dec. 26, 2024, to Jan. 15, 2025, to turn trees into free mulch.

A Dallas City Council meeting to interview and hire a new city manager failed to reach quorum, prompting Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Adam Bazaldua to stress the urgency of filling the position.

The Arlington Museum of Art has been nominated for USA Today's "Best New Museums of 2025" and the community is encouraged to vote daily to help it win.

A former Lewisville ISD teacher, Alainee Simonson, has been charged with sexual assault of a child and improper relationship with a student. She was released on bond and the investigation is ongoing.

A 19-year-old man was arrested in Southlake after causing a crash, shooting, and displaying combative behavior. He faces multiple charges and is in custody.

Collin County authorities are investigating a handbag theft at a Fairview Dillard's, where suspects threatened an employee and fled in a white Honda Accord.

The Ellis County SPCA is reopening after a temporary closure due to a health scare, having taken quick precautionary measures which resulted in all tests coming back negative for the infectious disease.

A man was killed in Arlington after being struck by a vehicle while helping a stranded driver; two others are hospitalized. The police are investigating the incident, with no charges filed yet.

The Plano Police Association's Christmas Cops program marks 40 years of aiding those in need, providing essentials like clothes, gifts, and food to families facing hardships.

The Plano Police Department is seeking information on a hit-and-run at Wilson Dr and Westridge Dr involving a child, and reminds the public of crash protocols.