The Duncanville PD held a UNIDOS program Thanksgiving event to foster community ties with local Hispanics, featuring dialogue, donations, and a shared meal.

Cedar Hill Police and Fire Departments are running the "Adopt an Angel Family" program this holiday season to support families in need, inviting community members to participate by picking a family to adopt from their ELF and FRIENDS trees.

Arlington Public Library announces a December break in regular storytime with a reduced schedule featuring two special events before resuming fully in the New Year.

A drone show by SkyElements took place in Mansfield, Texas as a closed test event, prioritizing safety and traffic management with no public attendance allowed.

The City of Denton announces Thanksgiving closures and altered waste collection schedules, urging residents to plan accordingly and follow recycling guidelines.

Detective Andrew Padrutt of the Irving Police Department was awarded the 2025 Irish S. Burch Partner of the Year by the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center for his child advocacy work.

Emergency department staff in Fort Worth pooled donations so a longtime custodian could fly to Colombia and spend Christmas with family. A GoFundMe started by an ER doctor has raised thousands.

Denton, Texas plans for a new group home and seeks public input at a hearing on December 16, 2025, to discuss zoning amendments for the proposed site.

Denton City Council is set to hold a public hearing on rezoning 19.677 acres within Hunter Ranch for mixed-use development, in line with the Denton 2040 Plan.

Tens of thousands turned out downtown for the 58th Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving, closing parts of the central business district as runners, families and pups hit the streets.

Arlington announces a range of holiday events including movie nights, markets, and gatherings for all ages, with registration available through the city's website.

UT Arlington celebrated their annual Thanksgiving feast, bringing together students and staff with 600 pounds of turkey and 400 pounds of ham, continuing a tradition started in 2017.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a Comprehensive Plan Amendment affecting the city’s 2022 Mobility Plan. Residents can voice opinions on proposed roadway changes.