White Settlement Police Department announced a Christmas card design contest for children, including those with learning differences, with winners' work sent to police chiefs and local partners.

The Godley Fire Department successfully rescued a horse named Rex from a cattle guard. The incident was shared on social media, with confirmation that Rex would recover.

The White Settlement Historical Museum celebrates the rededication of the 1864 Allen Log Cabin with a ceremony, highlighting community efforts to preserve local history.

Kyvontre Elmore was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of Jose Acosta Galvan, supported by both video surveillance and his incriminating Instagram posts.

Frisco introduces a new traffic signal at Custer and Gartner/Paradise Roads, set to become fully operational on November 21, following initial flashing mode.

Frisco announces adjusted city facility schedules for Thanksgiving, including closures of city hall, courts, and libraries, with modified waste management services.

Rockwall County Commissioners, Dennis Bailey and Cliff Sevier, will retire in 2025. Bobby Gallana and Lorne Liechty will assume their positions. The county recognizes the commissioners' service and achievements.

A Lewisville man was indicted for murder following a fatal fentanyl overdose, marking the third such indictment in Denton this year under a new state law.

Dallas is considering an amendment to its Off-Street Parking & Loading Code that would replace parking minimums with a more adaptive approach, which will be discussed in upcoming briefings and a Public Hearing.

Dallas voters approved Proposition R, changing how the city deals with minor marijuana offenses, and now the Dallas Police Department prioritizes other crimes, with limited city funds for THC testing.

Dallas passed Proposition U to direct revenue growth into boosting police/fire pensions and safety, aiming for at least 4,000 officers and top regional pay.

Dallas updates on Proposition S which permits citizens to sue the city for non-compliance with local laws, warning of potential increased litigation costs impacting the budget.

A Dallas gang member faces federal charges for possessing a machinegun, with his arrest being part of "Operation Texas Kill Switch" aimed at illegal firearm modifications.