Lewisville's Old Town Holiday Stroll features family-friendly activities, including live music, a tree-lighting, and a Christmas parade, all free of charge.

Lewisville Public Library partners with StoryCorps to collect personal stories for the Library of Congress, with recording sessions on Dec. 5, 6, and 8.

Carrollton's Santa on the Square features festive activities, a tree lighting, and drone show, inviting community participation in holiday traditions on December 6.

Dense fog in north central and northeast Texas prompted a Dense Fog Advisory, potentially affecting visibility and driving conditions in areas including Dallas and Fort Worth.

A woman was arrested after allegedly puncturing a fire hose during a house fire in East Oak Cliff. Crews extinguished the blaze and no injuries were reported.

After a three‑year build and a costly theft, The Gibson opened in North Dallas with steaks, cocktails and a 600‑label wine program. Owners Carl and Carrie Britton pushed the project across the finish line.

Chick-fil-A will open next Wednesday at 1700 Eastchase Pkwy in Fort Worth, creating about 100 jobs and donating $25,000 to Feeding America.

The Arlington Police Department has opened a new "cop shop" storefront on New York Ave to keep officers in southeast Arlington, aiding in efficiency and community interaction, but it is not open for public business.

The Euless Police Department warns about holiday season scams involving fake warrants and urges citizens not to send money, advising them to hang up and report such incidents.

Lake Dallas PD will ensure safety at the Merry on Main parade and tree lighting event this Saturday, with Santa's arrival and road closures starting at 4:50 PM.

White Settlement Community Services offers a Holiday Grease Roundup to prevent clogged pipes, advising residents to properly dispose of fats and not pour them down the drain.

Paris Baguette is opening a new bakery-café at 4702 University Drive in McKinney. Construction is underway and an official opening date is still TBD.

A Tarrant County jury handed Angel Villareal a 45-year prison term after prosecutors say he brought a gun into a Fort Worth restaurant and fired a shot outside.