A vehicle collision in Denton caused a gas leak and traffic delays downtown after a suspected DWI incident. No injuries were reported, and repairs commenced promptly.

The Wallace-Hall Art House in Mansfield, Texas held a Last Minute Market Blitz for last-minute holiday shoppers to find unique, handcrafted gifts. The event was part of a range of festive activities at the venue.

Frisco Police responded to a shots-fired call at Cinemark theater, leading to a chase and two arrests, one involving a drug charge. The incident was isolated, with no broader threat to public safety.

Abdias Espinoza pled guilty to burglary and aggravated robbery, receiving a 45-year sentence for a home invasion disguised as delivery drivers in Tarrant County.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation opens a new swimming area at Mans Best Field Dog Park, complete with amenities like a trail, washing station, pavilion, and lighting.

The Lake Dallas Police Department and Walmart Hickory Creek's Shop With a Cop event fostered community bonds by having officers help local kids pick out holiday gifts.

Mansfield, Texas held its annual Candy Cane Hunt at James McKnight Park, with families and children searching for candy canes, enjoying festive spirit and community fun.

Recovered memorabilia was returned to retired Dallas Police sergeant Donald Crum after a burglary, highlighting the commitment and camaraderie of law enforcement.

The Collin County Criminal DA's Office hosted Leadership Allen Class 37, offering insights into their work, especially on prosecuting violent and repeat offenders, and encouraging civic engagement.

Keller Public Safety extends its Gift Guardians program to help residents protect their holiday packages from theft by offering a safe package delivery service at the police station until Dec. 24.

Lewisville City Hall announces a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on January 6, 2026, inviting public input at 151 W. Church Street. Details are available via a linked e-newsletter.

Burleson PD hosted a Christmas movie poll on Facebook, engaging the community in a friendly vote between "Christmas Vacation" and "Home Alone." Results were set for Christmas Eve.

The Irving Police and Fire departments' "Blue Christmas" initiative delivered food and gifts to 389 needy families, benefiting over a thousand children during the holiday season.