A federal jury convicted two Dallas men this month of running an East Dallas "trap house" that sold heroin, crack and fentanyl‑laced heroin. Authorities say the operation was tied to a Lewisville overdose; both defendants now face up to life in prison.

Tarrant County fire departments collaborate in the Little Coats, Big Hearts initiative to collect coats, hats, and gloves for children in need, ensuring they stay warm during winter.

Denton County ESD introduced Quint 512 with a Push-In Ceremony, inviting the community to celebrate the new multifunctional fire apparatus and engage in a food drive for the local food bank.

Awilda Perez, missing since November 13, has been found safe according to an Ovilla Police social media update.

The Tarrant County DA's office congratulated graduates from their Fall 2025 Citizen Prosecutor Academy, promoting future sessions and inviting new applicants.

A city-initiated authorized hearing opens Tuesday to review rezoning of about 256 acres along Singleton Boulevard as neighbors press to curb heavy industrial uses.

A late-night shooting in southeast Dallas left one person dead on Alcorn Avenue; police processed the scene and are investigating.

As Texas prepares to take control of FWISD, early‑childhood leaders say workforce shortages and subsidy waitlists demand coordinated action between providers and the incoming state team.

Martin Gonzalez receives a 50-year sentence for aggravated assault and injuring a child, resulting in 4-year-old Arabella Nix's death.

Texas celebrated "Texas Recycles Day" with events promoting recycling to reduce landfill use, save resources, and energy. The day emphasized practical recycling steps for individuals and businesses.

NEFDA's Technical Rescue unit engaged in structural collapse training to enhance readiness for disasters, with local Battalion Chief Brad Daugirda leading as an instructor, demonstrating regional emergency teams' commitment to public safety.

The Dallas Police Department has initiated Operation Safe Streets to combat human trafficking in the city, aiming to arrest those soliciting illegal acts and protect the exploited.

The City of Mesquite invites locals to the City Council Swearing-In Ceremony at Mesquite City Hall on Nov. 17, 2025, for officials to take their oaths and interact with citizens.