Dallas residents experienced a foggy Christmas morning, with the National Weather Service predicting a cloudy day with highs of 60 and calm winds. Showers and thunderstorms are expected Thursday with a 70% chance of rain.

Joseph Ortega, 21, was fatally shot in Dallas, and the police are investigating the homicide and seeking public assistance.

Missing 24-year-old DeMarcus was found and reunited with his family after a community-wide search effort in Lewisville, as reported by the local police on Facebook.

The Plano Police Department's annual Christmas Cops event provided gifts and support to over 350 families, featuring festive activities and contributions from the community.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office and Project Hope Denton successfully ran a Toy Drive during the holidays, providing gifts to over 300 children and demonstrating community spirit.

The Mesquite Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting and released a briefing video on Facebook to inform the public of the incident's details.

Two missing teens from Haltom City were found safe, as announced by the local police on social media, ending the community's concern following their disappearance on December 19.

Arlington adjusts waste collection for Christmas; collections scheduled for Dec. 25-27 will be postponed by one day, according to the City's Facebook page.

A major water main break in Everman disrupts water service for residents on several streets, with emergency crews working into the evening to repair it.

Mansfield, Texas invites residents to shape the future by participating in a Community Satisfaction Survey conducted by the ETC Institute, with the potential to impact city services, safety measures, and development projects.

The Fort Worth Fire Department and Tarrant County Sheriff's Office rescued a horse stuck in a cattle guard, involving careful extrication and medical examination.

The Midlothian Police Department resolved an incident involving a suspicious device, reopening the affected roads and ensuring public safety in Midlothian, Texas.

The Fort Worth Police Department commemorated Officer John D. Nichols Jr., who was killed in the line of duty in 1906, through a memorial Facebook post.