White Settlement Community Services announces December holiday activities for children, including an "ugly sweater craft" event and festive Tuesday storytimes and crafts.

Constable Randy E. Parks was honored by County Judge Frank New for his 25 years of service in Rockwall County. He has held various roles and won Constable of the Year Award for 2014-2015.

The National Weather Service predicts unsettled weather for Dallas, with showers and possible thunderstorms, fluctuating temperatures, and varying wind conditions over the next few days.

Reports of burglaries at UNT dorms during the holiday break have put students on alert. The police are investigating thefts at West Hall and Kerr Hall.

An 18-wheeler overturned in Denton, blocking west-bound lanes, but caused no injuries or spills. The incident was resolved and all lanes reopened by 5 PM.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting a Dungeons & Dragons meeting for adults on December 7th, welcoming both new and experienced players. Registration is required.

Parker County opened Firehouse No. 46, enhancing emergency response capabilities, and held a commissioning event with station tours and refreshments for the community.

A community initiative in White Settlement aims to prevent sewer clogs by collecting used fats, oils, and grease to convert into biodiesel or biogas, with the Holiday Grease Roundup event.

The Duncanville Police spotlighted Officer Michelle Arias for her work in community engagement, notably through the Santa Cop Program to aid families during holidays.

The Plano Police Department is holding a free Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events training on December 4, educating the public on how to survive such incidents.

Plano resident Bharath Divi has donated to the Christmas Cops program, enhancing the holiday season for the needy and demonstrating his commitment to community service.

The DEA reports a drop in fentanyl contamination and overdose deaths, with pills containing lethal doses down to 50% from 70% and a 10% year-over-year decrease in overdoses.

The iconic Vandergriff family poinsettia tree, a fixture for nearly 40 years, is now displayed at Arlington City Hall, continuing a beloved local holiday tradition.