Fort Worth Police announced on social media that missing 77-year-old Walter Earl Nelson has been safely located.

Bad Bunny’s Sapo Concho helped funnel fresh donations and attention to a rare Puerto Rican toad — and Fort Worth Zoo says that visibility could fund a long‑planned breeding center.

The FBI in Dallas warns of increased online scams during the holidays, advising consumers to stay vigilant and learn safe online shopping practices, as highlighted in their social media post with a podcast link.

The City of Denton announces Thanksgiving closures and altered waste collection schedules, urging residents to plan accordingly and follow recycling guidelines.

The Cedar Hill Police Department apprehended a suspect following a manhunt for an aggravated assault incident, asking for public assistance during the search.

Detective Andrew Padrutt of the Irving Police Department was awarded the 2025 Irish S. Burch Partner of the Year by the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center for his child advocacy work.

Emergency department staff in Fort Worth pooled donations so a longtime custodian could fly to Colombia and spend Christmas with family. A GoFundMe started by an ER doctor has raised thousands.

One woman died; four hospitalized after an early morning fire in Lewisville's Eagle Ridge Mobile Home Park. Firefighters rescued four from the blaze, whose cause remains under investigation.

The City of Mesquite alerts its users of a cybersecurity breach at CodeRED, an emergency notification service provider, which resulted in compromised user data.

A public hearing on December 17, 2025, in Denton will discuss rezoning a 16.524-acre land tract, potentially reshaping the area into a mixed-use development.

Denton is set to discuss significant zoning changes for a 120-acre property, with a public hearing scheduled and the Planning and Zoning Commission involved.

Denton, Texas plans for a new group home and seeks public input at a hearing on December 16, 2025, to discuss zoning amendments for the proposed site.

Keller schedules public hearings on urban development for December 9, 2025, including discussions on Frost Bank's permit extension and a temporary accessory dwelling proposal.