Klyde Warren Park will add a 1.7‑acre west deck and a large climate‑controlled pavilion, with city votes this winter and officials aiming to open bids next summer.

Frisco's emergency alert system CodeRED suffers a cybersecurity breach, potentially exposing personal data; residents advised to change passwords and stay informed via social media.

Frisco Square Blvd. will close from noon to 6 p.m. on November 25 for an event. Detours via John W. Elliott Dr. and Page St. are suggested, and the Waze app is recommended for navigation.

The DOJ filed a proposed consent judgment that would bar RealPage from using nonpublic competitor pricing data and force product changes and oversight. The deal still needs court approval.

Mesquite police arrested a 17‑year‑old Monday in an October shooting that left a DoorDash driver seriously wounded; the victim has since gone home after a lengthy hospital stay.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for north central and northeast Texas, including Dallas, with warnings for drivers due to poor visibility.

An early-morning officer-involved shooting outside Hyde and Seek on Commerce Street left two people dead and several others hospitalized while downtown streets and the municipal court were closed.

White Settlement Community Services spotlights indigenous language courses via Mango Languages during Native American Heritage Month, promoting cultural engagement and preservation.

Dallas' Council District 14 is engaging its community in tree planting. Rudy Karimi and his children participated, with his youngest planting her first tree. The city's greening efforts focus on volunteerism and environmental stewardship.

Rents in Dallas have edged down as new apartment construction increases, but most new units target higher incomes and many renters remain cost‑burdened. Local leaders say policy must be intentional to protect longtime residents.

Parker County ESD 1 assisted in controlling a gas compressor fire with Weatherford Fire Dept & ESD 3, demonstrating collaboration and emergency preparedness.

Former Parker County ESD No. 1 employee Jason Hinton was charged with indecent exposure. The district confirmed his departure and underlined its commitment to safety and rigorous hiring practices.

The City of Godley Fire Department celebrated its yearly awards banquet, recognizing firefighters' service and achievements in 2024-2025, with various members receiving honors for exemplary performance.