Arlington Public Library is hosting a food drive until December 31 to help alleviate food insecurity, accepting shelf-stable donations across several branches.

Arlington placed second in the 2025 National Night Out Awards, per the Arlington Police Department, highlighting its commitment to safety and community engagement.

Arlington High School's Desirae Lawson honored as Student-Athlete of the Month for her academic and athletic excellence, with plans to study Pre-Physical Therapy at the University of Texas.

A federal judge issued a temporary order limiting male inmates who identify as transgender from female privacy areas at FMC Carswell after sexual‑abuse claims. The move is narrowly tailored to two named plaintiffs while the case proceeds.

A 33-year-old man was shot on the 9600 block of Clark Road in southwest Dallas and later died. Police have opened case No. 169064-2025 and are asking for tips.

Metrocare says an employee forwarded an encrypted email that may have exposed names, medical-record numbers, appointment times and billing details for nearly 8,600 clients.

A Smith County juvenile detention officer was seriously injured after a juvenile allegedly attacked him inside the Smith County Juvenile Attention Center. Surveillance video captured the incident and investigators say the case is active.

Brandon Brown, 33, was fatally shot in Dallas; police are investigating and seeking information on the incident documented under case number 169064-2025.

Dr. Karthik Sampath had his Texas medical license revoked after administrative filings say he was intoxicated and made racist threats at a Legacy West bar. The revocation follows years of legal and disciplinary troubles.

Crisp, sunny Thanksgiving in Dallas today; rain and thunderstorms return Friday night into Saturday with a cold front behind them.

Collin County DA's office shared about their work in protecting families and fighting child exploitation, while advising parents on monitoring their children's online activities.

Deputies from Collin County Sheriff's Office supported a local firefighter in recovery by escorting a $20,000 donation to him from Remember The Fallen Ride.

Detention Supervisor George retired from the Irving Police Department after 20 years of service, with the department commending his leadership and commitment.