The Dallas Police Department has fired three officers, Lozano, Goetz, and Henry, for various misconducts including on-duty sexual conduct, DWI, and policy violations.

Argyle ISD Police Department announces a 1-Mile Fun Run & Sprint with Santa, requiring an unwrapped toy for participation, aiming to combine fitness with supporting families in need.

A Denton Police Department vehicle was hit while at an accident scene, with no injuries sustained. The department reminded drivers to be cautious around emergency responders.

Mayor Michael Evans summarizes the Mansfield City Council Veterans Day meetings, highlighting awards presented, Small Business Saturday, and the city's award as Municipal City of the Year.

White Settlement Police Department officers attended a "Community Helpers" event at West Elementary to teach kids about law enforcement roles, fostering early connections between police and the community.

Dallas Police seek tips on the 2018 murder of Traylon Brown, found shot in his car on Gayglen Drive, urging the public to contact the Cold Case Unit with information.

The forecast for Dallas provided by the National Weather Service predicts varied temperatures, starting with 77°F, turning mostly sunny with highs around 70°F, and possible showers by Sunday.

Magician Will Baffle's last "Show of Wonders" for the year is on November 17 at the Farr Best Theater, with a buy-one-get-one-free ticket offer for kids.

An 18-year-old named Mahey Mohammed from Wylie, Texas, was arrested for using a vehicle to assault a 25-year-old, resulting in severe injuries. The incident is under investigation.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office Explorers won multiple awards at a police competition, excelling in scenarios such as 'DWI' and 'Burglary in Progress'.

Melonie Ballenger was safely found by Wylie Police in Texas after being missing. She was dehydrated but in good health, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Plano Texas Police Department announced a Free Holiday Safety program aimed at preventing property crime, scheduled for November 12, led by Officer Chris Bianez.

The Plano Texas Police Department warns of cryptocurrency scams involving Bitcoin ATMs and advises the public to be cautious with their financial decisions.