The Lewisville Public Library plans holiday events, including a "Zine Scene" for adults, a "Teddy Bear Sleepover" for kids, and a Friends Book Sale. The library will close for Thanksgiving.

Lewisville's Old Town Holiday Stroll is set for next weekend with festivities, a drone show, a movie screening, children's market, lighting ceremony, and more, free for the community.

Lewisville residents will see changes in their waste management as the city consolidates services under Republic Services, affecting schedules and lowering monthly bills, starting February 2025.

Arlington Mayor Jim Ross appeared on "Explore Arlington" playing basketball with the UT Arlington Lady Mavs, spotlighting the team's success and the city's attractions, with content available on local TV and online.

Dallas residents in Lochwood are alarmed by coyote shootings, with two confirmed since August. Dallas Animal Services investigates amid safety and legality concerns regarding firearm use in populated areas.

An individual was shot outside Pirrung Elementary School on a holiday afternoon in Mesquite; no children were present. Police are investigating, with no suspect or arrest information released.

Arlington activates emergency cold weather shelters, providing warm places and meals for the homeless when temperatures fall below 39 degrees at night.

The Arlington Police Department resolved a standoff with a suspect in custody after a shelter-in-place order affected residents around Sandhurst Drive.

Cedar Hill Police Department found two abandoned headstones at a local apartment complex and is seeking help on social media to return them to their families.

Eryn Brandon-Pollard named Arlington's Student-Athlete of the Month for her basketball prowess and academic dedication.

The "Head Over Heels" musical, presented by The Fleetwood Project at Mansfield's Farr Best Theater, is set to energize the local cultural scene this Friday.

Mansfield, Texas, introduces intern Margot to communicate Fiscal Year '25 Budget details, focusing on Police, Fire, Parks, and Recreation funding to enhance public understanding.

Dallas park facilities will close for Thanksgiving on Nov 28-29, 2024, as announced by the City of Dallas. Residents are advised to plan alternate activities.