White Settlement celebrated its "Light the Night" Christmas Parade, with the local police engaging the community and ensuring safety, bolstered by festive floats and bands. The event was supported by city departments and documented with photos.

Fort Worth's historic Camp Bowie Boulevard, known as 'The Bricks,' faces challenges balancing between preservation and modern needs, with hidden historical features beneath its surface and a community committed to maintaining its heritage.

Arlington City Council will meet on Dec 9, 2025, with sessions at 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., accessible via live broadcasts and recorded replays on cable and online.

Dallas Police arrested Jesus Torres for a shooting on Wheatland Road that resulted in one death and four injuries, with motives still under investigation.

The Supreme Court declined to review the Llano County book-removal case, leaving a controversial Fifth Circuit ruling intact. Librarians and free-speech groups warn the move could encourage more local bans.

Ellis County offices will close on December 24 and 25 for Christmas, with a reminder to residents to finish necessary county business before the holiday break. Offices will reopen on December 26.

Ellis County has canceled the jury selection scheduled for December 11th, as announced on their government website. No explanation was given, and affected parties do not need to take further action.

Two North Dallas mansions—one in Highland Park and one in Old Preston Hollow—sold within 24 hours, carrying nearly $24M in asking price volume.

Rep. Marc Veasey filed Monday to run for Tarrant County judge, shifting his focus after redistricting remade his congressional district. The move immediately makes the county judge race a marquee local contest.

A man died after a morning stabbing on Gaston Avenue; police arrested a suspect and detectives are asking for tips.

Isaiah Henderson pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 40 years for the 2024 killing of his mother's boyfriend in southwest Fort Worth.

A Bishop Arts bartender was taken into ICE custody after a late‑November DWI arrest, prompting neighbors and advocates to raise legal concerns and funds.

A former Wichita Falls bank VP was sentenced to four years and ordered to repay more than $573,000 after prosecutors say she used customers' data to secure fraudulent PPP and EIDL loans.