Nico Harrison was dismissed Tuesday after months of fan backlash over the Luka Dončić trade and a rocky start to the season. Interim co‑GMs Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi will run basketball operations.

Dallas expects sunny weather with highs around 70-82°F, though there's a chance of showers over the weekend. Winds could gust up to 35 mph on Veterans Day.

Carrollton announces its annual holiday event on December 6, featuring Santa, a tree lighting with drones, trackless train rides, and festive activities for families in Historic Downtown.

Fort Worth has a plan for homeless people during winter, offering emergency shelters when standard ones are full due to extreme weather from October 15 to March 31.

Dallas PD held their 5th annual cooking competition, with teams including the department and first responders. Dallas Fire Rescue won the event judged by Senator West and others.

Frisco partners with FCDC and FFS, offering $50 gift cards for donations or volunteer work to support families and local businesses during Main Street construction.

Authorities in Frisco responded to a vehicle chase that ended in a tragedy with the death of Marshawn Kneeland from a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Denton firefighters contained an apartment complex fire with no injuries; residents were advised to avoid the area.

Roadwork on eastbound College Parkway is expected to cause delays due to lane closures from November 4 to December 19. SAZ Infrastructure, Inc. is handling the project, with city advisories to drive carefully.

Keller Public Safety warned of ongoing traffic light issues at Hwy. 377 and North Tarrant Parkway, causing delays. No repair timeframe from TxDOT; commuters advised to find alternative routes.

The Coppell community will gather on November 11 at 6 pm to open the new Veterans Plaza, with a ceremony featuring a drone show, refreshments, and speeches.

Dallas to enjoy sunny weather with highs in the 80s and light winds, per the National Weather Service, transitioning to cooler temperatures and breezy conditions by Sunday.

Brien Jakubec, 40, was sentenced to life in prison for multiple crimes, including burglary, assault, and sexual assault, after a Tarrant County jury's conviction.