Mansfield city offices close for Thanksgiving; sanitation schedules adjust, library and activities center shut, and online utility bill payments remain available.

Fort Worth's City Council rescheduled its public meeting to 5 p.m. on December 2nd, allowing participation in the Christmas tree lighting at Sundance Square.

Arlington placed second in the 2025 National Night Out Awards, per the Arlington Police Department, highlighting its commitment to safety and community engagement.

Detention Supervisor George retired from the Irving Police Department after 20 years of service, with the department commending his leadership and commitment.

The Dallas Municipal Court closed unexpectedly due to an overnight officer-involved shooting nearby, suspending its operations and awaiting resumption the following day.

The City of Godley Fire Department celebrated its yearly awards banquet, recognizing firefighters' service and achievements in 2024-2025, with various members receiving honors for exemplary performance.

White Settlement Police recognized officers for active shooter training contributions and welcomed new team members. They also maintain a focus on traffic safety and received community donations.

Deputy Chief Monica Igo of the Dallas Police Department was honored with the President's Award by the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for her exemplary service and leadership.

A 5-year-old named Korrie Surgeon was made a Junior ESRO in Euless, TX, complete with a badge, coin, and oath, promoting community and public service among youth.

The Garland Neighborhood Awards honored local leaders and heroes, with Amy Nicholson and the Riverset community notably recognized for their contributions.

Arlington Water Utilities employs satellite technology to detect water leaks, saving approximately $500,000 in water loss costs and repairing 34 leaks, equivalent to saving 1,130,567 gallons of water.

Frisco City services alter hours for Thanksgiving; includes closures for City Hall, library, athletic center, and cultural landmarks, with trash services adjusted.

Denton has a public hearing on December 2 for an agreement that could change local financial management. Residents can attend in-person or review the details online.