Carrollton's Josey Ranch Lake Library is hosting Enchanted Library, featuring free activities, crafts, games, magical guests, and an escape room. Registration is required for certain events.

Fort Worth teams up with UpSpire for enhanced cleanup of illegal campsite debris, employing five new crews to tackle litter in public areas and improve community safety and aesthetics.

Euless hosts its 31st Annual Parade of Lights on December 6th, with "Classic Christmas Movies" as the theme. Prizes for the best floats will be announced on December 8th.

A Children's Health analysis finds about one in four Dallas children face food insecurity as local food banks report rising demand and housing instability. Experts say costs and unstable housing are worsening the problem.

Duncanville announces road closures for the Holiday Lights Parade, advising residents of traffic disruptions and safety measures for the December 5th event.

Lewisville Police Department offers a free active shooter response course for residents, with no registration needed, on Nov. 22 at Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center.

The White Settlement Police Department invites kids to join their Christmas Card Contest, with selected designs becoming their official holiday greeting cards.

Grand Prairie's animal shelter launches "Fill Their Stockings Campaign," inviting the community to donate toys and treats for animals awaiting adoption.

Volunteers outside the Dallas ICE field office say routine check‑ins are ending in detention more often, leaving families searching and organizers running daily support shifts.

JFK and Jackie Kennedy were warmly welcomed at Fort Worth's Hotel Texas before his assassination, marked by festive lights, art, and affectionate crowds.

The city prepares for Thanksgiving with closures of city offices, no residential trash collection, and service adjustments, but emergency services remain available.

The 5 Stones Taskforce is holding a meeting to discuss its 2025 anti-trafficking efforts, with updates, achievements, and a keynote from Fort Worth Police Chief Eddie Garcia.

Local students in Fort Worth photographed shelter dogs to aid their adoption, combining community service with hands-on learning in photography and editing.