Cannon Beach, a $200M surf‑and‑adventure resort, will break ground in McKinney next Monday — a 35‑acre development built around a surf lagoon, hotel and entertainment venues.

Judge Frank New hosts a video series, "Rockwall County Speaks," highlighting local government employees and their roles to enhance community understanding and engagement.

Fort Worth's zoning commission approved more land for Black Mountain Power's data‑center campus, expanding a project that now totals roughly 430 acres and a reported $10B scope.

Fort Worth approved about $47.2M to widen and upgrade far‑north roads, including Avondale‑Haslet. Construction is slated to start in February 2026.

Mesquite police arrested a former teacher and club coach after an October report at a local church led to a grooming investigation. Investigators say the case remains active and are asking witnesses to call 972‑216‑6701.

City records reviewed by reporters show no documented pre-purchase inspection for the Family Gateway shelter; repairs and emergency fixes have cost millions.

Abbott wants Texans to vote on any local tax increase and would cap spending growth while allowing petitions to force tax‑cut elections.

The weather forecast in Dallas predicts clear, sunny days ahead with temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-60s to lows in the mid-40s. Winds will be mild to moderate.

Frisco Police seek tips to identify a suspected shoplifter from a November incident at Target, using social media and various reporting methods to solicit community help.

The White Settlement Fire Department is seeking donations for their coat drive to help children in Tarrant County before winter. Donations can be made until December 10th at Fire Station 18.

The Haltom City Police warn residents about a rise in auto thefts and burglaries during winter, advising against leaving cars running unattended and securing valuables to deter thieves.

White Settlement gas leak contained; road remains closed for repairs. Police and fire departments responded, with Atmos Energy securing the leak. Safety measures continue as normalcy is restored.

Dallas-based Lone Star Funds agreed to sell SPX FLOW to ITT in a roughly $4.8B cash-and-stock deal, marking another major exit for the Dallas firm.