Officer Jameson Ruff was promoted to Sergeant by Chief Rollins of the Lewisville Police Department, an event highlighted with pride on their social media.

Lewisville concluded its Backyard Cottage Design Competition with diverse entries and winners, aimed at promoting affordable and accessible housing solutions.

The White Settlement and Sherman Police Departments met to share strategies on community engagement and narrative shaping, aimed at improving police-community relations.

The Plano Police Department is seeking help to identify an assault suspect described as a Hispanic male, around 5'8", with a goatee, seen wearing a sweatshirt and a grey hat.

Plano, Texas police arrested three drivers for DUI within minutes on a Tuesday, contributing to 18 December arrests amid National Impaired Driving Prevention Month and increased holiday season patrols.

The Plano Police Department is seeking information on a hit-and-run at Wilson Dr and Westridge Dr involving a child, and reminds the public of crash protocols.

Young innovators graduated from DeSoto's Ruby Young Drone Academy, supported by the local police-DeSoto ISD partnership focusing on STEM education and drone technology.

White Settlement Community Services hosts Christmas at the Library with crafts, games, treats, and a Santa visit, emphasizing inclusivity and community spirit.

The Fort Worth Fire Department will break ground on two new fire stations, Stations 26 and 37, on December 17th to improve emergency response capabilities.

The Lewisville Public Library offers diverse programs, from a Medicare Info Session to Family Craft Night and movie discussions, designed for various interests and age groups.

Lewisville's Christmas tree recycling program, supported by Keep Lewisville Beautiful and the Parks and Recreation, enables residents to drop off their live trees for mulching from Dec. 2 to Jan. 10.

A former Army Reserve Center in Dallas is renamed after Paul D. Dyer to honor his contributions to city parks and will serve as office and community space.

The National Weather Service forecasts intermittent rain and cloudy skies for Dallas, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms in the coming days and cooler temperatures by Wednesday night.