The White Settlement Police Department introduced special badges honoring U.S. history for the semiquincentennial celebrations, to be worn in 2026. These were crafted by Smith & Warren Badge Company.

Rockwall County government offices announce holiday closures, including early closures on December 23 and December 31, 2025, and full-day closures on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.

A Waco justice of the peace filed a federal lawsuit asking judges to overturn the 2015 same‑sex marriage ruling and to block state discipline after refusing to officiate same‑sex weddings.

Lewisville mourns Firefighter/Paramedic Michael Swope's death; Mayor orders flags at half-staff. Swope, praised for his service and mentorship, leaves a lasting legacy.

Denton's latest Friday Staff Report is online, offering insights into the city's affairs to residents who can sign up for alerts via email or text for convenience and stay informed.

Sharon Kutilek Buse, recognized as Oakhurst’s "park lady," has significantly contributed to the community's greenery and public spaces for nearly 50 years.

Trustees authorized up to $5 million for outreach and tech to reconnect chronically absent students as the district says roughly 24% are missing too much school.

The Garland Police Department celebrates the retirement of K9 Ricky Bobby after nearly a decade of service, highlighting his contributions to the force and community.

Lake Dallas City Hall temporarily closed for a city event, resuming normal operations after 1 p.m. Event details were not specified; residents could still contact emergency services or the police at an alternative number.

Irving's Mayor declared December as Impaired Driving Prevention Month to combat DUI incidents during the holidays, urging the community to plan safe rides and be responsible.

Three new deputies joined the Collin County Sheriff's Office in Texas after graduating from the academy, with Ava Garrett recognized as valedictorian.

Officer Castro graduated from Tarrant County College Law Enforcement Academy and was welcomed by Duncanville Police, who praised his effort and dedication.

The Fort Worth Police Department unveiled a new Bell 505 helicopter, enhancing their law enforcement capabilities with advanced technology from CNC Technologies.