The National Weather Service predicts a stormy week in Dallas, with varied weather including thunderstorms and heavy rain, and a mix of sunnier moments.

Hearst plans to eliminate the Dallas Morning News’ copy desk and outsource page production, cutting 26 newsroom jobs, the union says.

From sit‑down feasts at Fair Park to drive‑through turkeys at UNT Dallas, here are confirmed places handing out free Thanksgiving meals and groceries across Dallas this week.

A person was shot outside a gas station on South Hampton Road in Oak Cliff Monday night. Dallas police say the victim was taken to the hospital and the investigation is ongoing.

Plano’s planning board recommended rezoning 215 acres at Lavon Farms for homes, apartments, parks and a rural preserve; the case now heads to City Council on Dec. 8.

Saks Global says the downtown Dallas Neiman Marcus will remain open past the 2025 holidays as it and the City of Dallas explore reimagining the flagship. The company and city are weighing retail, cultural and fashion-focused options for the building.

A Fort Worth man accused of killing his mother during an alleged “exorcism” has been found incompetent to stand trial and ordered to a state mental‑health facility.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas will conduct a CRASE training to prepare citizens for active shooter events on November 22 at their Public Safety Facility.

The Collin County Detention Facility in Texas celebrated 38 women completing the Cornbread Hustle program, an initiative aimed at reducing recidivism through education and vocational training.

White Settlement Police Department summarized their week's activities on social media, covering community events, operational stats, Veterans Day, a fundraiser, increased traffic stops, and academy graduations.

Dallas police announced that 68-year-old Ida Sisk, who was reported missing earlier this week, has been safely located. Sisk was last seen on Sunday on Seevers Avenue, prompting a public search due to concerns for her well-being.

Dave Chappelle will headline Punch Line Irving’s grand opening on Dec. 17–18. The 240-seat club opens at the Toyota Music Factory with GA Chappelle tickets priced at $250.

Hundreds of drones spelled out "Will you marry me?" above downtown Dallas; organizers secured a special permit and briefly closed nearby streets as the clip went viral.