Arlington celebrated the opening of its first inclusive playground at Meadowbrook Park with festivities, ensuring play opportunities for kids of all abilities.

UT Arlington tops the WAC in volleyball, entering the tournament with a 16-0 record and facing Abilene Christian in the quarterfinals. The event will be broadcast on ESPN+.

EZ Band, known for their "Hey There Delilah" cover, hit 1 million Spotify plays and will perform live at Garland's Plaza Theater.

Dallas Police are searching for Eleuterio Montano, an 81-year-old missing since November 16. Last seen on Denmark Street, he may need assistance and was wearing a light blue hoodie and blue jeans.

Dallas residents will enjoy a week of sunny weather with high temperatures in the 60s and 70s and clear skies throughout the evenings, along with mild winds occasionally gusting up to 20 mph.

The White Settlement ISD Honeycomb Holiday Market offers goods, activities, and Pancakes with Santa at Brewer High School, supporting local education.

The Wylie Police Department praised its Records Division's staff for their critical, behind-the-scenes work during National Law Enforcement Records Personnel Week.

A fire at HG Supply Company in Alliance was controlled within 45 minutes. One firefighter was injured. No patrons were harmed, as an alarm system enabled evacuation. The cause was accidental.

The Denton Police Department has located 82-year-old Donald, previously missing, in good condition early in the morning. The public had been asked to help find him after he left to visit a storage facility.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office promotes "Tie One On for Safety," a MADD campaign to prevent drunk driving during the holidays, using MADD ribbons as visual reminders.

A crash on US 287 in Midlothian caused early morning delays, diverting traffic and closing an onramp. All lanes reopened by 9:30 am. No details on the crash's cause or injuries were provided.

The Mesquite Police Department won the Overall Grand Champion award at the Dallas Child Advocacy Center BBQ Cookoff, showing culinary skill and community support.

The Irving Police Department paid tribute to the retirement of Officer McPherson after 20 years of service, highlighting his roles, influence, and the impact of his departure.