Coppell community to open Veterans Plaza on November 11th with a 6 pm ribbon-cutting event, per the Coppell Police Department's announcement on social media.

Dallas EDC CEO Linda McMahon says a pipeline of prospective deals could translate into thousands of jobs as the nonprofit moves from startup to active recruitment. New hires and fresh funding aim to turn interest into payroll.

Construction begins on Copper Ranch, a $250 million mixed‑use development that will bring hundreds of apartments, national restaurants and a Northwest ISD early‑childhood campus to north Fort Worth.

A fatal fire at the Willow Greene condos in Far North Dallas left one person dead early Monday. Arson and homicide teams were called and the cause remains under investigation.

Carrollton announces its annual holiday event on December 6, featuring Santa, a tree lighting with drones, trackless train rides, and festive activities for families in Historic Downtown.

A wrong-way driver struck two semis and a city vehicle on the South Freeway early Monday. Express lanes remain closed as police investigate possible alcohol involvement.

Lane and ramp closures are expected on the Dallas North Tollway in Frisco for the DNT widening project from November 10-15, with recommended use of the Waze app for navigation.

Roadwork in Frisco may disrupt traffic for two weeks; pavement and utility works are scheduled on several streets, with advisories and details available online.

A freeze warning has been issued for Dallas until 9 AM with temperatures possibly dropping to 25 degrees. A warm-up with sunny conditions is expected later in the week.

Garland is launching an All Abilities Committee to advocate for disabled residents, seeking diverse members to guide city policies on inclusivity and accessibility. Applications are open until December 3.

Fort Worth has a plan for homeless people during winter, offering emergency shelters when standard ones are full due to extreme weather from October 15 to March 31.

The Arlington Public Library hosts events for Native American Heritage Month, including talks on Texas history, weaving lessons, and discussions on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.

WWII Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Neel E. Kearby is remembered for his valor and service, including his final mission in 1944. His legacy is honored in Arlington and at the National Medal of Honor Museum.