Garland Cultural Arts offers 30% off select live shows for Cyber Monday with promo code CYBERMONDAY on Dec. 1.

Hazmat crews responded to a suspicious package at the Dallas ICE field office on Stemmons Freeway Friday morning. Authorities said a HAZMAT team was investigating an unknown substance and the scene remains active.

A ceremonial groundbreaking Friday launched Premier at Midtown, an $85M, 296‑unit project at the former Valley View site that developers say is the first phase of Dallas Midtown.

The "3 Redneck Tenors Christmas SPEC-TAC-YULE-AR" show in Garland, TX, offers a blend of holiday music and comedy at the Plaza Theatre on December 14.

A North Texas man, Caleb Ward, has been convicted of conspiracy and wire fraud for running a multimillion-dollar cryptocurrency scheme through Geosyn Mining. Prosecutors say he misled investors about mining operations, misused funds, and ran a Ponzi-like operation. Ward faces up to 20 years in federal prison per count.

The City of Fort Worth adjusts its trash collection schedule for Thanksgiving, allowing residents to set out two extra bags of garbage without additional charge.

Ryan R. Raybould is announced as the new U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, awaiting Senate confirmation after being nominated by President Trump.

Allen classmates try to reconcile a childhood friend with the man who opened fire on a Dallas ICE field office. New interviews reveal photos, isolation and warning signs.

Arlington celebrates the holidays with events including a drive-thru light show until Jan. 4, 2026, Santa photo ops, a "Game of Thrones" exhibit, and various music, art, strongman, and festive activities until Nov. 23, 2025.

River Legacy Nature Center presents America's largest arachnid exhibit, featuring interactive displays, sculptures, and live specimens from Nov. 22, 2025.

Arlington's curbside leaf collection service starts Nov. 24, allowing residents to dispose of leaves until early January. The city also encourages eco-friendly leaf disposal and mulching.

The Texas attorney general withdrew a lawsuit against El Paso pediatric endocrinologist Hector Granados, but families and providers say the state ban and litigation have already narrowed specialty care in the borderland.

Federal prosecutors say two North Texas men were indicted after allegedly plotting to invade Gonâve Island, kill men and enslave women and children.