Dallas announces the closure of city parks and recreation facilities on Thanksgiving, affecting local activities but allowing the community and staff to observe the holiday.

Arlington's economy has blossomed with new projects and a focus on growth, achieving recognition as a top city for sports business and entrepreneurial success, as detailed in its FY24 annual report.

Arlington boosts leaf collection efforts by expanding curbside program and encourages residents to recycle leaves at the landfill instead of using park drop-off sites.

A Dallas shooting leaves one man dead and two injured; police continue to investigate the case number 175344-2024.

The Wylie Police Department is offering a secure package delivery service from December 1-22 to protect against theft, requiring residents to inform Officer Waters of usage.

A man, Adam Ewing, has been arrested by Fort Worth Fire Department for allegedly setting three apartment fires, facing first-degree felony arson charges.

The FBI Dallas office paid tribute to Special Agent Samuel S. Hicks, killed in 2008 during an arrest warrant operation against a drug trafficking group.

Mansfield, Texas won the Municipal City of The Year for 2024 by the Greater Fort Worth Builders Association, recognized for excellence in development and construction practices.

Dallas Officer Ali Toppa was arrested for unauthorized release of body camera footage and is on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.

Glenn Heights has scheduled a runoff election for December 14, 2024, with early voting from December 2-6 and 9-10. Details are on the Ellis County website.

Lewisville Neighborhood Services offers a workshop to inform residents about city grant programs for home and community improvements, part of the Lewisville 2025 vision for thriving neighborhoods.

Dallas urges neighborhood leaders to update their information on the Neighborhood Organization Map to ensure visibility and access to city resources and communication.

A meth trafficker with CJNG cartel links, Adriana Melendez-Calvillo, was sentenced to 40 years for drug trafficking and money laundering by a Texas federal court.