An individual died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after a foot chase with police in Garland, following a traffic stop where officers suspected narcotics. No police fired their weapons, and a stolen firearm was found at the scene.

Dallas residents can enjoy pleasant weather with sunny days ahead, including a high of 65 degrees today and a warming trend through the weekend into Thanksgiving.

Cedar Hill Police and Fire Departments have launched 'ELF and Friends,' a community initiative to provide gifts for over 200 needy children during Christmas, seeking public contributions through a tag-picking system at designated tree locations.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office announced staff promotions and transfers, including the elevation of Shawnell Myeres to Sergeant and Dustin Starks to Corporal, aiming to enhance operations and services.

Six individuals were honored for saving a man's life during a heart attack at Plano's Carpenter Park Recreation Center and recognized by the American Red Cross for their heroism.

White Settlement announced a runoff for City Council Place 4, set for December 14, with early voting from December 2-10 and varying hours throughout the period. Information is available through Tarrant County's elections website.

A public hearing will discuss the Huebners' request to rezone 0.684 acres in Denton from residential to Suburban Corridor. The Planning & Zoning Commission meeting precedes a final City Council decision.

The City of Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission is set to discuss a rezoning proposal from Rural Residential to Light Industrial on December 11, with potential impacts on local aesthetics and economy.

Core Scientific and the City of Denton have amended an agreement to expand AI sector growth, with a $6.1 billion investment expected to create 500 jobs and generate $194 million in tax revenue over 10 years.

Lewisville prepares for its 100th anniversary in 2025, with events and a new website showcasing its history and celebrations, including themed merchandise and a commissioned play.

Denton invites residents to a public hearing to review an ecological mitigation plan for the removal of environmentally sensitive areas on over 84 acres of land near Interstate 35.

A public hearing is scheduled in Denton to discuss a development plan involving the potential ecological impact on a 3,152-acre site known as Hunter Ranch.

Arlington city facilities will close for Thanksgiving, affecting waste collection and service hours, with information available on the city's website.