Dallas experienced a warm Christmas with temperatures around 82 degrees, and the mild weather is expected to continue, with a brief cooldown and chance of showers by Sunday night.

Frisco residents ran a Santa Run in memory of cyclists Scott Mages and Andrew Kocher, who died while cycling, emphasizing community and cycling safety.

A viral Christmas display in a Dallas neighborhood has increased traffic and safety concerns for residents, leading to police involvement and community tension over the spectacle.

Sgt. Charles "Alan" Works from DFW Airport Police passed away following an on-duty medical emergency. Respected and recognized for his service and dedication, he is mourned by colleagues and the community.

Two men tried to steal an ATM with a stolen SUV in White Settlement on Christmas Eve, but failed and abandoned the ATM and vehicle. Police are investigating.

Cafe Olivia filed to open a 4,436‑sq‑ft cafe at 2400 Dallas Parkway in Plano, with work set to start Feb. 1, 2026 and a late‑summer opening anticipated.

Dallas experiences a warm Christmas with high temperatures and gusty winds, followed by a cooler forecast with possible showers and a sharp drop in temperature early next week.

Mansfield, Texas held its annual Candy Cane Hunt at James McKnight Park, with families and children searching for candy canes, enjoying festive spirit and community fun.

Zach Bryan announces his "With Heaven On Tour," including a performance at AT&T Stadium on August 22, 2026, with a new album releasing January 9, 2026.

Texas County Clerk Jennifer Fogg was honored by the State for her role in passing several Senate Bills aimed at improving local government operations.

Fort Worth and a former officer settled a long-running excessive-force lawsuit after an appellate win revived part of the case; the agreement reportedly limits public comment.

The City of Dallas introduced a Transparency & Accountability Dashboard providing public access to police oversight data, including complaints, outcomes, and officer commendations.

The Justin Police Department warns about scam calls demanding money for missed jury duty or unpaid fines and advises people not to pay over the phone.