Mission Arlington and volunteers delivered over 7,000 Thanksgiving meals to those in need in North Texas, continuing an annual tradition since 1986 even during a SNAP benefit disruption.

A burglar stole $20,000 of equipment from TH Media in Dallas and left behind frozen mussels; the company's animal rescue show production is halted. The suspect was caught on camera and is sought by the police.

Wylie's Touch-A-Truck event on November 29 offers a chance for families to explore police and fire vehicles and meet first responders at Floor & Decor.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office shares travel tips on social media for the 55 million expected Thanksgiving travelers, focusing on safety and preparedness.

Tarrant County Sheriff cautions the public about online marketplace transactions, advising meetings in safe locations and minimal personal info sharing.

Dallas District 14 representative urged residents to enjoy parks post-Thanksgiving but prohibited turkey hunting, with a humorous touch on social media.

Grand Prairie Police thanked participants for supporting the Santa Cop program through the First Annual Mayor’s Reindeer Rumble Motorcycle Ride, an event marked by festive motorcycles.

TxDOT’s feasibility review maps a 671‑mile plan to turn U.S. 287 into an interstate from Port Arthur to Amarillo, projecting big costs and long‑term economic gains. Planners say it’s a decades‑long program, not an immediate buildout.

Fire departments collaborated to extinguish a residential fire on Bootes Drive, preventing injuries and showcasing seamless interdepartmental coordination.

Duncanville received the GFOA's Certificate of Achievement for excellent financial reporting, confirming their commitment to financial transparency and accuracy.

Firefighter Gwyn Culpepper received the Community Builder Award from the Masonic Lodge of White Settlement for his exceptional service to the community.

The White Settlement Police Department was recognized for strong community-police relations, ranking 6th in Texas and 18th nationally in the National Night Out Awards for towns of their size.

Keller Fire-Rescue welcomes Andrew Driggers, a Top Recruit graduate of the Tarrant County College Fire Academy and certified paramedic, as the department’s newest member.