ConsumerAffairs ranked Mansfield 6th among Texas cities for liveability, based on factors such as affordability, safety, economy, healthcare, and education.

Lewisville opens applications for the annual Christmas Parade, set for December 5 and 6, featuring historic themes and a prohibition on personal Santa depictions, with prize categories announced.

The City of Mesquite received the Abrazos Award from the Hispanic Forum of Mesquite for fostering community equality and partnership.

Residents in Denton, Texas anticipate a public hearing on housing amendments regarding Accessory Dwelling Units and Townhome standards, set for December 17, 2025.

The City of Denton invites the public to review and comment on its performance in housing and community development as part of its Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report by December 8th.

Dallas Animal Services celebrates volunteers with holiday events, a festive party, and a pet awards program, while also seeking feedback to improve their volunteer program.

Arlington Public Library is hosting a food drive until December 31 to help alleviate food insecurity, accepting shelf-stable donations across several branches.

Arlington High School's Desirae Lawson honored as Student-Athlete of the Month for her academic and athletic excellence, with plans to study Pre-Physical Therapy at the University of Texas.

Metrocare says an employee forwarded an encrypted email that may have exposed names, medical-record numbers, appointment times and billing details for nearly 8,600 clients.

Collin County DA's office shared about their work in protecting families and fighting child exploitation, while advising parents on monitoring their children's online activities.

Deputies from Collin County Sheriff's Office supported a local firefighter in recovery by escorting a $20,000 donation to him from Remember The Fallen Ride.

Dallas launches the "Spend It in Dallas" campaign, aiming to boost the local economy by promoting spending within the city and supporting neighborhood businesses.

Arlington residents donated $79,267.68 to the Care and Share Fund, helping 695 households with utility bills. The community surpasses last year's aid and continues to support local programs.