Lewisville offers free mulch from recycled Christmas trees at Lewisville Lake Park, highlighting eco-friendly initiatives as part of their 2025 sustainability plan.

Denton preps for a public hearing on changes to its Design Criteria Manual on Feb 3, 2026, inviting residents to participate in discussions on urban development.

Dallas expects steady temperatures around 60 degrees with clear, sunny skies and brisk winds throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Wylie Police invites residents to a Citizen Police Academy to learn about law enforcement. Classes run from Feb 26 to May 8, 2026, for applicants 18+, passing a background check. Details are on their website and via Brigitte Sierra's email.

Traffic signal at FM 156 and John Wiley Road is now fully operational after an adjustment period, with normal flow resumed and drivers advised to proceed with caution.

A man has received a 15-year sentence for an intoxication manslaughter incident in 2023 that led to a pedestrian's death, after an investigation by White Settlement Police.

The Lewisville Police Department expressed condolences on social media for the passing of Officer Elijah Garretson, extending sympathy to his family, friends, and fellow officers at the Copperas Cove Police Department.

The Collin County Sheriff's Dive Team collaborated with Murphy Police to search for a missing elderly person, swiftly acting despite cold conditions. The person was safely located by Murphy Police.

The Frisco Fire Department has announced a planned prescribed burn at Frisco Commons Park on January 13th, which is essential for maintaining the park's ecosystem.

Frisco Police declared a threat to local schools non-credible, ensuring student and faculty safety, and continue to investigate the origins of the threat.

Two Denton men were sentenced to more than a decade in federal prison after pleading guilty to meth trafficking, prosecutors said.

A father was hospitalized and his son detained after a shooting Monday in northwest Plano. Police say there is no ongoing danger and the investigation is active.

Tarrant County GOP says it won’t hand-count March primary ballots but will keep studying precinct-level, hand-tally options for future elections. Officials point to logistics and costs.