Prosecutors filed paperwork this week to drop the death-penalty option in the March ambush that killed Fort Worth rapper Lil Ronnie and his 5-year-old daughter at Slappy’s Car Wash.

The Garland Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association continues its tradition of distributing winter coats to needy children, supported by the Garland Police Department.

A gas leak on 6th Street in Irving prompted police to warn residents to avoid the area, while the local school district informed parents of altered student pickup routines.

Dallas’ split over a high‑speed rail alignment pushed regional leaders to greenlight federal study steps without the city's buy‑in — a rift that could jeopardize funding.

A jogger was struck with a hammer on a trail near Bob Woodruff Park in Plano; police have arrested a suspect and say the victim’s injuries are non-life-threatening. The investigation is ongoing.

Centurion American has started work at Preston Harbor on Lake Texoma, a 3,100‑acre master‑planned community now estimated at nearly $7 billion. Plans include a Margaritaville resort, a 900‑slip marina and thousands of homes.

The $80M John Lewis Social Justice Academy opened in Oak Cliff with a star-studded dedication and a focus on civic education and student leadership.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson highlighted crime reduction and economic growth in his State of the City address, emphasizing safety and the attraction of Fortune 500 companies.

Garland, MD Health Pathways launched a free pilot telehealth program for 10,000 residents, offering virtual consultations and accessible care without insurance hassles.

Mike Berneburg received the Texas Recreation and Park Society North Region's Recreation Professional of the Year award for his work with golf in Arlington.

Rockwall County Commissioner John Stacy discusses local transportation projects and the management of MUDs in Texas.

Keller announces public hearings on specific zoning requests for November 25, 2025, including an SUP for a large accessory structure and a planned development amendment.

Dallas is set for a warm, sunny weekend with highs in the low to mid-80s before showers and thunderstorms move in midweek, according to the National Weather Service. Warmer days, clear nights, and increasing rain chances by Tuesday and Wednesday define the city’s shifting forecast.