Heavy rains prompt a Flood Watch in Dallas-Fort Worth, with threats of urban and minor flooding. The National Weather Service forecasts continuous showers, thunderstorms, and possible flash floods.

A Children's Health analysis finds about one in four Dallas children face food insecurity as local food banks report rising demand and housing instability. Experts say costs and unstable housing are worsening the problem.

Photos and video showing roaches, mold and pooled water prompted United to close its DFW United Club. The airline says it shut the lounge on Nov. 9 while it and vendor Sodexo address the problems.

Godley Fire Department responded to a grass fire caused by a hay baler on HWY 4, advising caution to nearby drivers.

The Dallas Police Department arrested several individuals in a crackdown on human trafficking under Operation Safe Streets, as revealed in a social media post.

DeSoto, Texas is upgrading its public safety systems with Tyler Technologies and asks for the community's patience during the transition set for November 18, 2025.

Duncanville announces road closures for the Holiday Lights Parade, advising residents of traffic disruptions and safety measures for the December 5th event.

Lewisville Police Department offers a free active shooter response course for residents, with no registration needed, on Nov. 22 at Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center.

Texas Game Wardens highlight enforcement of shark‑fin bans and a 2023 rule requiring fins be denatured and disposed to curb an illegal market.

The White Settlement Police Department invites kids to join their Christmas Card Contest, with selected designs becoming their official holiday greeting cards.

Grand Prairie's animal shelter launches "Fill Their Stockings Campaign," inviting the community to donate toys and treats for animals awaiting adoption.

Dallas police arrested one person and are searching for three suspects after a downtown carjacking; no injuries were reported and investigators are asking for tips.

Volunteers outside the Dallas ICE field office say routine check‑ins are ending in detention more often, leaving families searching and organizers running daily support shifts.