Dallas Police seek help identifying a person caught on camera vandalizing Christmas decorations on N. Bishop Ave. Call Detective McAnally with any info.

Senior Officer S. Bushee was named City of Euless Employee of the Month for January, celebrated by the police department for exceptional community service and dedication.

State filings show McDonald’s USA plans a 3,845‑sq‑ft restaurant at PGA Parkway and Preston Road in Frisco with construction slated for Feb–June 2026.

Dispatcher Kelcey Jenkins of the North Texas Emergency Communications Center passed away, deeply mourned by the Coppell community and police department.

The Garland Police Department is increasing DWI enforcement from Dec 12 to Jan 1, reminding the public of severe penalties and advocating for responsible driving during holidays.

A Tyler man was sentenced to 33 months after admitting he recruited drivers to transport undocumented migrants via social media. Bank records and texts tied him to the scheme.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson announces the approval of a stable funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, promising secure retirements for first responders.

Dallas Animal Services hosts "Calming the Canines" on New Year's Eve to ease shelter animals' anxiety from fireworks, with community members invited to comfort pets.

The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque is opening at 1600 E. Copeland Road in Arlington and is expected to debut in early 2026 near AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field.

The Arlington Police Department launched the Safe Roads Initiative to target driving violations and enhance road safety, especially in light of the holiday season.

The White Settlement Fire Department's "Little Coats, Big Hearts" coat drive is ending, inviting last donations of winter clothing for local children. The community is thanked for their contributions made at Fire Station 18.

The White Settlement Police Department hosted the Pastor's Coalition meeting to discuss community needs, upcoming events, and foster interfaith dialogue, with key religious and civic leaders attending.

The Mesquite Police Department hosted local leaders for an immersive experience with specialized units, aiming to enhance transparency and community relationships.