Denton, TX, supports Toys for Tots, inviting donations of new, unwrapped toys at various locations until December 12th to ensure children experience Christmas joy.

An 18-story downtown Dallas tower at 211 N. Ervay is back on the market as a conversion-ready redevelopment play, pitched with tax-credit incentives and CA-1 flexibility.

Family‑run Sueño in Richardson pairs refined modern Mexican plates with a cocktail program that experiments with clarified mezcal and housemade liqueurs. The team is opening a larger Snider Plaza outpost in early 2026.

Kinneth Mckelory was arrested in White Settlement for attempted theft of a catalytic converter, assault with a weapon, and burglary, with police using technology and teamwork for capture.

Fatal crash on I-635 in Irving leads to highway closure near Las Colinas exit, causing severe traffic disruptions; details of the accident remain undisclosed.

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department is hosting a "Pictures with Santa" event with treats and activities for families to enjoy during the holiday season.

Man fatally shot in Dallas; police investigating the late-night incident on Samuell Boulevard. Christian Velasquez Rosas died from injuries; case number 174753-2025 active. Detectives seek witnesses.

The Dallas Police reported a shooting on W. Wheatland Road with five victims; one deceased, three stable, one critical. They seek information via Detective Y. Perez.

Frisco announces roadwork on Lafayette Dr., Prestmont Pl., and Kings Ridge Rd., affecting local traffic for approximately two weeks, depending on weather conditions.

The Frisco community celebrated the 20th annual Frosty 5K event, with 1,400 participants supported by local sponsors and volunteers. Results and highlights are available online.

Midlothian, Texas celebrated the holiday season with the 2025 Christmas Movie Magic Light-Up Parade featuring festive floats from local groups, with awards given to the best creations.

The Bath House Cultural Center hosts "Ageless Passion," a free art exhibition featuring works by Dallas-Fort Worth artists over 65, from Dec 6, 2025, to Jan 31, 2026.

Fort Worth children celebrate reading 1000 books before kindergarten; the library hosts Bluey party and sensory-friendly story time, and promotes holiday reading.