Fort Worth Police Department announces its annual Toy Drive, inviting community members to donate new toys for children in need during the holiday season.

A 17-year-old was killed in a shooting related to a drug deal in Burleson, TX; one suspect was arrested, and the police seek other individuals involved.

Lewisville City Hall announced that construction on a screening wall on Toronto Dr. and Ottawa Ln. has begun, with a completion date of Jan. 6. Residents are advised to exercise caution due to machinery and loss of privacy during the project.

State MVCPA data show Houston led Texas in stolen vehicles for November, with pickups dominating and several sedans repeatedly targeted.

Collin County DA's office highlights rehabilitation efforts in justice system, offering insights on appeals, expunctions, and programs like the "Burden-to-Blessing" and Opioid Treatment initiatives during Citizen Prosecutor Academy sessions.

Isaiah Henderson pleaded guilty to the murder of Patrick Blow, receiving a 40-year sentence. The Fort Worth PD and Tarrant County DA's office concluded the case.

City officials want to mount AI cameras on sanitation trucks to flag dumping and blight. Council will vote Wednesday as residents press privacy questions.

A Highland Park estate that listed for $32.5M transferred in early December and now ranks as the priciest residential sale in Texas for 2025.

An undercover Street Racing Task Force stop in northeast Dallas turned into a major drug seizure that yielded more than 445 grams of cocaine and nearly 48 grams of meth, police said.

Teen Game Night in White Settlement is rescheduled to December 15 to avoid election conflict, featuring Festive Movie Bingo with "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."

A Knightvest‑TPG Angelo Gordon joint venture closed a $42M Mesa West loan to acquire and renovate Perry Row, a 149‑unit townhouse community north of downtown Dallas.

The Benbrook Fire Department reported a busy November with 400 calls, including 273 EMS and 86 fire-related incidents, displaying their commitment to community safety and involvement during the festive season.

The Lewisville Police Department is offering free monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics with certified technicians to help ensure proper car seat installation. Open to all by appointment, with the next session on December 29.