Arlington gears up for Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29, with local businesses offering promotions and personalized service to bolster the city's economy.

Dallas police identified Jason Williams, 58, as the motorcyclist who died after his bike struck a Dallas Fire-Rescue engine responding to a call on Oct. 26. Investigators say the crash is under review.

A shooting in Dallas injured two and the gunman, Christion Bingham, died by suicide. Police are investigating and have asked the public for information.

The City of Fort Worth adjusts its trash collection schedule for Thanksgiving, allowing residents to set out two extra bags of garbage without additional charge.

Arlington's curbside leaf collection service starts Nov. 24, allowing residents to dispose of leaves until early January. The city also encourages eco-friendly leaf disposal and mulching.

A Thursday evening shooting in Fort Worth’s 2500 block of NW 24th Street left one person dead and another hospitalized; police say investigators have not identified a suspect.

A diesel spill after a crash on I-35E in Denton caused traffic delays and road closures, with fire crews responding. The City of Denton Fire Department updated that roads reopened later that morning.

The Justin Fire Department has added a new Ford F550 medic unit, which is electric and eco-friendly, to be stationed at Fire Station 2 and features advanced safety technology.

A Learjet bound for Dallas diverted to Northwest Alabama Regional Airport after the pilot reported a possible on‑board fire. Officials say there were no injuries.

Kendall Nivens has been promoted to EMS Captain at Keller's Fire-Rescue, bringing over a decade of experience and dedication to his new role overseeing training, logistics, and emergency medical services.

A Children's Health analysis finds about one in four Dallas children face food insecurity as local food banks report rising demand and housing instability. Experts say costs and unstable housing are worsening the problem.

AURORA is stretching its one-night public-art event into a three-week, citywide festival Nov. 1–21, 2026, with installations, talks and site-specific works across Dallas.

A Fort Worth man accused of killing his mother during an alleged “exorcism” has been found incompetent to stand trial and ordered to a state mental‑health facility.