Officer Ivonne Figueroa received a Life-Saving Award at a Duncanville City Council meeting for saving a newborn's life, as announced by the police department.

Arlington's 3rd Annual Asian Heritage Celebration returns to the Levitt Pavilion with cultural performances, food, and crafts representing over 20 Asian nations.

The 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard in Carrollton promises a day of music, family fun, and food, headlined by The Wallflowers, with free entry and attractions.

North Texas has launched a contest for local artists to design the official 2026 FIFA World Cup Host City poster, offering a $5,000 prize and significant exposure. Submissions close November 11, 2024.

Fort Worth launched its first SSIP infrastructure project, marking a historic step in development services with a groundbreaking at Hughes House for new pedestrian lights.

Embraer invests $70 million in new facilities at Perot Field Alliance Airport in Fort Worth, to expand MRO services for E-Jets. The project will create 250 jobs and enhance the aviation sector in Texas.

The National Weather Service forecasts stable, sunny weather for Dallas, with clear skies and rising temperatures into the high 80s by next week, perfect for outdoor activities.

The Tunnel to Towers 5K in Fort Worth honored 9/11 heroes, with community members and city leaders running together, while the T2T Foundation supports fallen first responder and injured veteran families.

Officer Therese Mylett has joined the Coppell PD, recently sworn in with her retired officer father pinning her badge. She has a diverse background, including nursing and athletics.

The DeSoto Police Department hosts a safe, family-friendly Trunk or Treat event with a Halloween theme, facilitating interaction between community members and officers.

A man was killed in a suspected drug-related shooting in Arlington, with police finding him in a bullet-riddled car that crashed into parked vehicles.

Central Park announces its first Haunted Trails event for Halloween, inviting the community to decorate vehicles for trunk or treating, fostering community spirit with a mix of spookiness and tradition.

Fort Worth is beginning construction on a new Fire Station 16, with a groundbreaking ceremony on October 16th. The new facility, at the cost of $2.27 million, will replace the old station to better serve the community.