A Learjet bound for Dallas diverted to Northwest Alabama Regional Airport after the pilot reported a possible on‑board fire. Officials say there were no injuries.

McClendon Park in Mansfield celebrates its 40th anniversary with upgrades, including a new splash pad and basketball courts, highlighting the park’s evolution and community significance.

Two individuals were arrested in Collin County, Texas, for a series of high-value thefts totaling around $250,000, with suspicions of vehicle theft and sales without owner consent.

The new LifePath Systems campus in McKinney, TX, dedicated to mental health services, was inaugurated, with local sheriff's support and a future-focused collaboration between law enforcement and healthcare.

Kendall Nivens has been promoted to EMS Captain at Keller's Fire-Rescue, bringing over a decade of experience and dedication to his new role overseeing training, logistics, and emergency medical services.

The Friends of Dallas Police Banquet celebrated the service of local officers, with Chief Comeaux acknowledging their bravery and the event planners' efforts on social media.

The Mesquite Police Department in Texas is hosting a Civilian Response to Active Shooter Event (C.R.A.S.E.) training on November 22 to teach the public how to respond to active shooter situations.

The City of Grand Prairie Communications & Marketing Department won six awards, including a Lone Star Emmy for 'Amor GP', and was recognized for its effective community engagement and storytelling.

A Flood Watch covers much of North Texas through Friday morning as heavy rain raises the risk of urban and small‑stream flooding. Expect ponded streets and travel delays.

The Woman's Club of Grand Prairie wins the Grandest Tree Competition, celebrated by the city for its impressive tree.

Longtime Dallas Muslim leader Marwan Marouf has been detained by ICE after a green‑card denial; supporters say his detention threatens local programs and a Nov. 20 hearing will be pivotal.

A man followed his partner to a Walmart in northeast Dallas and opened fire Wednesday; two women were hospitalized and the shooter was later found dead. Police say the victims are stable and an investigation is underway.

A Texas appeals court reversed Dallas County's first fentanyl-dealing jury conviction after finding the trial record showed only 11 jurors, remanding the case for further proceedings.