Celina, a 78-year-old dementia patient from Krugerville reported missing, has been found safe. Denton Police thanked the community for their assistance.

Two males were arrested in Lewisville after police responded rapidly to a reported disturbance involving a firearm at a local business. No shots were fired, and there were no injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

The Lewisville Community Resource Expo on November 2 offers access to over 25 social service organizations for assistance with food, healthcare, and more.

Paul Merritt, a sex offender, was given a life sentence for a home invasion assault in Denton last November, as reported by the city's police department.

Dallas is facing a record-breaking heatwave, with the National Weather Service alerting temperatures 15-20 degrees above normal. Residents are urged to take precautions due to the extreme heat.

The City of Lewisville hosts a workshop on home repair grants and neighborhood upgrades as part of the Lewisville 2025 vision for thriving communities.

Dallas observes Indigenous Peoples' Day, has varied events, supports seniors and veterans, promotes inclusion, and updates on parking rates and community services.

Molly the longhorn steer mascot, embodying Fort Worth's cattle industry heritage, has been the city's symbol for nearly 25 years and is present in city branding and official goods.

The southbound I-35 frontage road in Denton reopened after a cement truck overturned, causing a two-hour closure with no severe injuries reported. Traffic flow returned to normal following the incident.

The Battle of the Badges Tournament in Lewisville features a friendly rivalry between police and firefighters, fostering community spirit and camaraderie.

White Settlement Police coordinated with Fort Worth PD, leading to the interception of a crime-related vehicle and detainment of occupants, praised on social media for their teamwork.

Public hearings for proposed developments in Keller are scheduled for October 22, 2024, at the Planning & Zoning Commission meeting, where community input will be sought.

Former NFL star Devin Wyman spoke at Green Bay's Reentry and MVP program, empowering inmates with a message of change by bending a metal frying pan to illustrate transformation potential.