The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo celebrates the completion of livestock barn renovations, enhancing facilities with improved amenities and a new arena.

Fort Worth officials warn of scammers posing as law enforcement, coercing residents to pay fake legal fees for warrants or missed jury duty. The city reminds that court staff never solicit pay by phone.

Starting January 1, 2025, Fort Worth will align city park hours to 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., changing the previous 11:30 p.m. closing time, with some exceptions for events or permits.

The City of Fort Worth has provided guidelines for disposing of live and artificial Christmas trees, encouraging residents to repurpose or donate before using specified disposal methods.

The City of Fort Worth announces adjusted trash pickup schedules for the holidays and allows residents to put out two extra bags without extra fees after Christmas and New Year's Day.

City News is taking a holiday break from December 20 to January 5, though past articles remain available online. Service changes for the holidays are listed, and email subscriptions will continue to provide updates.

Dallas will experience varied weather, starting sunny but progressively turning cloudy with rising chances of rain and possible thunderstorms later in the week.

White Settlement residents are informed of the altered holiday trash pickup schedule due to Christmas Day; pickups will be delayed by one day post-Christmas.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts is showcasing a Mobile Art Exhibit this holiday season, with special events including discounts at White Rhino Coffee and an appearance at the Candy Cane Hunt in James McKnight Park East.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is conducting a controlled burn at Tandy Hills Natural Area to manage the ecosystem and prevent wildfires. Residents have been informed not to be alarmed by the smoke.

The Fort Worth Police successfully located 32-year-old Christopher James Heard, who had been reported missing from the 3200 block of Lackland Rd since December 12, 2024.

Fort Worth PD seeks community help to solve a hit-and-run resulting in a pedestrian's death, urging witnesses or anyone with information to contact Detective Allcon.

The Fort Worth Police Department paid tribute to Officer Dwayne N. Freeto, who died in the line of duty on December 17, 2006, while aiding a motorist.