Arlington diners can check local restaurant health scores online, with scores now translated into letter grades. New rules require visible grade posting.

Atmos Energy releases a Winter Warm-Up Checklist to help customers prepare for cold weather, advising on natural gas service checks, energy conservation, safety maintenance, and carbon monoxide precautions.

Dallas expects sunny weather with highs around 70-82°F, though there's a chance of showers over the weekend. Winds could gust up to 35 mph on Veterans Day.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to identify a suspect involved in an online tractor sale scam, after a victim was duped into transferring funds for a non-existent tractor.

The Cedar Hill Police Department celebrated the graduation of its largest Citizen's Police Academy class, aiming to enhance community-police relations through education and understanding.

A fatal accident occurred on IH-35E in DeSoto after a man's van overturned and was subsequently hit by another vehicle, leading to a multi-car pileup.

DeSoto Police confirmed the safe recovery of Perlina Lincoln, an 88-year-old woman with dementia, thanking the public for aid.

Euless Police engaged students at Midway Park Elementary through their EPIC program, leading fun PE classes to build positive community relationships, as shared on their Facebook page.

The Duncanville PD welcomed Officer Luis Alvidrez to the Traffic Unit after he completed a rigorous policing course, highlighting his readiness to ensure road safety.

The Coppell Police Department conducted a training exercise involving increased emergency response in partnership with local forces, reassuring the public of uninterrupted safety services.

Lewisville PD offers a free Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events Training for adults on November 22, to teach strategies for surviving such incidents.

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.