Dallas city officials mourn the death of local business leader and philanthropist Pete Schenkel, acknowledging his contributions to the city's development and safety.

Grand Prairie Police impounded an unregistered donation box on S. Carrier Pkwy, now held at the city's Auto Pound. Owners have 10 days to reclaim it with required documentation and fees.

Fort Worth prepares for winter by ensuring its homeless population has access to shelters and resources against the cold, including emergency overflow plans and daytime support facilities.

A man faces federal charges for assaulting and intimidating a flight crew aboard a Milwaukee to Dallas flight. He attempted to exit in-flight and injured an attendant before being restrained by passengers.

Dallas Police seek help in a homicide case involving the shooting of Michael Deandre Reed on Lake Avenue, urging witnesses to contact Detective Johnson with information.

The article provides a detailed forecast for Dallas, noting cloudy skies on Thanksgiving, followed by a sunny weekend and a gentle shift in wind direction.

The White Settlement Craft Club's December meeting is rescheduled to December 16 due to a run-off election, with crafters set to create a snowman. Registration is still open.

Officer John Newcomb joins the Midlothian Police Department in Texas, bringing experience from his previous roles with UT Arlington Police and as a US Army military police officer. He will serve in the School Resource Unit.

The Fort Worth Police Department congratulates citizens completing their Citizens Police Academy program, a 13-week course providing insights into police work.

The Mansfield Police Department is seeking public help to identify a mail theft suspect from a November 12th incident and provided contact information for Detective Blansit.

The Denton Police Department celebrated the graduation of 39 officers from an FBI-LEEDA leadership course, including nine of their own, with 26 receiving the Trilogy award.

The Plano Texas Police Department is raising awareness about the Baby Moses Law, which allows parents to safely surrender their infants at designated facilities without fear of legal consequences.

The Mesquite Police Department received a torch from Special Olympics for raising $15,000. They shared the honor on Facebook and encourage continuous support through donations.