The Texas attorney general withdrew a lawsuit against El Paso pediatric endocrinologist Hector Granados, but families and providers say the state ban and litigation have already narrowed specialty care in the borderland.

Arlington announces a two-day closure of city services for Thanksgiving, affecting trash collection and facility access, with make-up schedules set for waste pickups.

Fort Worth police officers were honored by Cook Children's Hospital for saving an infant trapped under a vehicle and performing CPR until further help arrived.

The Justin Fire Department has added a new Ford F550 medic unit, which is electric and eco-friendly, to be stationed at Fire Station 2 and features advanced safety technology.

Newly sworn-in City Council members begin their term in Mesquite, with Mayor Alemán Jr. starting his third term. A runoff for District 4 between Hubacek and Ward is pending.

Kendall Nivens has been promoted to EMS Captain at Keller's Fire-Rescue, bringing over a decade of experience and dedication to his new role overseeing training, logistics, and emergency medical services.

The Friends of Dallas Police Banquet celebrated the service of local officers, with Chief Comeaux acknowledging their bravery and the event planners' efforts on social media.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is hiring EMT trainees and paramedics, with applications open until November 30 and various candidate assessments required.

DeSoto, Texas is upgrading its public safety systems with Tyler Technologies and asks for the community's patience during the transition set for November 18, 2025.

Mesquite City Council members were sworn in, with Mayor Alemán starting a third term. The ceremony marked the continuation for several members and a pending election for Place 4.

Arlington, Texas, is paying tribute to its first Black mayor, Elzie Odom, following his death at 96, by flying flags at half-staff and dimming city monuments.

Tarrant County fire departments collaborate in the Little Coats, Big Hearts initiative to collect coats, hats, and gloves for children in need, ensuring they stay warm during winter.

Denton County ESD introduced Quint 512 with a Push-In Ceremony, inviting the community to celebrate the new multifunctional fire apparatus and engage in a food drive for the local food bank.