Dallas city workers will have a brief Thanksgiving break as Park & Recreation's offices, maintenance facilities, and recreation centers close on November 26th, resuming normal operations on the 27th.

A student altercation at Wylie High School resulted in police response, no injuries, and one student's non-compliance. No taser was used, contrary to rumors.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office in Texas is investigating after sanitation workers found a deceased baby on their route in Red Oak, with few details currently available.

Residents of Denton completed their Citizens Fire Academy, a nine-week program providing insights into fire department operations and fostering community engagement.

A 67-year-old Asian man was hit by a car in Haltom City; he is hospitalized with potentially life-threatening injuries. The driver stayed at the scene; no crimes are suspected as the police investigate.

A Garland detective built a LEGO replica of the police station as a therapeutic project and community engagement tool, displayed publicly for visitors.

Road construction in Frisco will affect traffic with roadwork on Cedar Ranch Rd., Flat Top Ranch Rd., and daily lane closures on Coit Rd./SH 121 among other sites.

Euless Seniors can enjoy a free Celebration Brunch on December 6, a Texas Motor Speedway Christmas Lights outing on December 19, a Christmas Potluck on December 20, and a New Year's Eve Lunch on December 31 at the Euless Family Life Senior Center.

Euless announced its 30th Annual Parade of Lights on Dec 7, featuring the theme "Classic Christmas Movies." Participation in the parade is free, and it starts at Trinity High School.

A library in White Settlement is hosting a Gingerbread House Workshop for the holidays where supplies are provided, and participants can build gingerbread houses. Registration is required and available via their Facebook page.

A Dallas shooting leaves one man dead and two injured; police continue to investigate the case number 175344-2024.

The FBI Dallas office paid tribute to Special Agent Samuel S. Hicks, killed in 2008 during an arrest warrant operation against a drug trafficking group.

Glenn Heights has scheduled a runoff election for December 14, 2024, with early voting from December 2-6 and 9-10. Details are on the Ellis County website.