Fort Worth is weighing buffers that could bar sex offenders with child victims from living near schools and parks — and could put most residential land off-limits. Council members and service providers are sharply divided.

Crave Cookies is opening a 1,500‑sq‑ft shop at Northlake Commons with construction underway and a March 2026 target. The chain’s deep‑dish cookies and rotating flavor drops will be on the menu.

A Garland man with a lengthy criminal history was sentenced to 200 months after pleading guilty to a PNC bank robbery committed while on supervised release.

Pennymac is opening a new North Texas hub in Carrollton — initially 150,000 sq ft with plans to expand and more than 1,800 jobs expected. A ribbon-cutting is set for this Friday.

Beatlegras, a Dallas trio known for blending Beatles songs with bluegrass, is returning after an eleven-year break with a unique musical experience at the Plaza Theatre on March 13, 2026.

The article highlights various volunteer and donation opportunities in Denton during the holiday season, emphasizing community involvement in supporting those in need.

Good Samaritans of Garland received keys to the former Walnut Creek Branch Library to convert it into a food distribution center, reflecting their expanding service needs and collaboration with the City of Garland.

The Latino Cultural Center, with Texas Folklife, will hold "Fiestas Navideñas" on December 14, 2025, to celebrate Latinx holiday traditions in Dallas.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson mourned former U.S. Education Secretary Rod Paige's passing, recognizing his diverse contributions to education and public service.

Fort Worth Convention Center's Phase 1 expansion is complete, highlighted by a new southeast entrance and improvements aimed at boosting tourism and employment.

Grand Prairie announces Turner Park Phase II improvements, including new walking trails, play areas, and amenities, set for completion by August 2026.

Arlington Parks, Recreation & Culture offers Winter Camps for kids aged 5-12, with activities across five rec centers and fees from $105-$150 per week. Financial assistance is available.

City News recounts Fort Worth's history of Christmas celebrations, tracking its evolution from a single tree in 1947 to today's 80-foot spruces and sparkling downtown adorned with festive lights and decorations.