Ellis County Commissioners' Court will review a plat application for a 1.270-acre property adjustment in Suburban Estates, Lot 72R. The meeting occurs on January 7, 2025, at the Ellis County Courthouse. Public details are available online.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain and possible storms for Dallas, with chances of showers and thunderstorms varying throughout the week.

The Ellis County Commissioners' Court will review an application to divide a lot in Crestview Estates into two separate plots, potentially altering the local area's development.

The Dallas City Council has approved a $49 million subsidy for the West End Lofts Project to rejuvenate the historic West End with mixed-income housing and commercial space.

Dallas City Council voted to include vaping in smoke-free regulations, effective December 11, 2025, expanding no-smoking zones to cover e-cigarettes without adding new restricted areas.

The Dallas City Council has approved a $500,000 grant to support HAECO Global's new aviation engine repair facility and 170 specialized jobs in Dallas.

JaTevon Johnson, 19, has been convicted for the 2023 murder of pawn shop owner Daniel White in Lewisville, as confirmed by the Lewisville Police Department.

The Lewisville Police Department arrested a male suspect after a shooting incident and assured the public there was no ongoing threat, stating his injuries were not caused by police. They are investigating further.

The Dallas City Council approved a $13.65 million purchase for a new park in north Dallas, preserving existing sports facilities and planning for future development.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center is hosting the "Write to Me" group exhibition, featuring text-infused art and curating works from diverse artists, with an opening reception on December 14, and running until February 8, 2025.

Fort Worth extends its High ImpACT Pilot Program, investing $2.2 million to address mental health and homelessness, with 30 people housed since its May launch.

Fort Worth's Northwest Community Center is set to be named Betsy Price Community Center, honoring the city's longest-serving mayor and her commitment to parks and health initiatives.

The City intensifies its stance on game rooms and eight-liners by amending zoning and licensing rules, ultimately banning these gaming devices after a decade-long legal battle and a Texas court ruling them as unconstitutional lotteries.