White Settlement concludes its final Community Cleanup for 2024, with plans for the 2025 events at a new location on select Saturdays and continued strict disposal rules. Residents need vouchers and proof of residency for participation.

Arlington prepares for Wreaths Across America on December 14, inviting volunteers to lay wreaths at local cemeteries in honor of veterans, facilitated by the DAR.

The White Settlement ISD Honeycomb Holiday Market offers goods, activities, and Pancakes with Santa at Brewer High School, supporting local education.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office promotes "Tie One On for Safety," a MADD campaign to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, using MADD ribbons as visual reminders.

The Mesquite Police Department won the Overall Grand Champion award at the Dallas Child Advocacy Center BBQ Cookoff, showing culinary skill and community support.

The Garland Police Department commemorated the 35th anniversary of Officer Gerald Walker's death, who was killed during a 1989 traffic stop, honoring his military and police service.

The White Settlement Police Department celebrated National Police Records Appreciation Day, honoring their records staff Patricia, Adriana, and Sheryl, with coffee and bundtinis, highlighting their essential role.

The Irving Police Department showcased their commitment to seat belt safety on National Seat Belt Day by checking their own officers' compliance and sharing it on social media.

Fort Worth has received $5.7 million from HUD to eliminate lead hazards in homes, benefiting children and low-income families as part of a $420 million nationwide initiative.

Fort Worth's Animal Care & Control is preparing for its P.A.W.S.giving Day with community support for shelter pets, featuring donations and volunteer work.

The City of Lewisville launched "Ask MYLV," an AI service bot on its website to help residents report issues and find information through chat and text.

Lewisville Mayor TJ Gilmore challenges neighboring mayors in a Red Kettle Campaign at Sam's Club to raise funds for The Salvation Army, with a personal goal of $2,000 for community assistance.

Lewisville invites the community to the Old Town Holiday Stroll, including a Christmas Parade. Activities start on Dec. 6, and parade applications are due Dec. 2.