Arlington offers a showerhead exchange program to encourage water conservation by providing residents with water-efficient models, promising savings on utilities and energy.

Dallas forecast predicts high near 88 degrees today with clear skies, increasing to 95 by Sunday; however, an Ozone Action Day is issued for high pollution levels.

The Everman Angels Program is preparing for a fundraising event to support children and families in need during Christmas through food, clothing, and toys.

Dallas Fire Rescue and the National Fire Protection Association observe National Fire Prevention Week, promoting smoke alarm safety, offering free installations, and hosting a public safety fair.

Arlington to host the INDYCAR Grand Prix in 2026, with Penske Entertainment, Dallas Cowboys, and Texas Rangers collaborating to create a 2.73-mile track through the city's sports district.

The Fall Kid Fish event at Veterans Park on October 12th invites children aged 1 to 16 to enjoy fishing, with trophies and prizes available. The first 30 attendees receive a free t-shirt.

The FBI is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Seth Michael Altman, wanted for shooting a law enforcement officer in Memphis, Texas, on October 3, 2024.

Shelby joins Arlington's Community Programs as Guest Services Coordinator at ACTIV, bringing a blend of hospitality expertise and enthusiasm for diverse activities.

The Fort Worth Police Department reported the successful location of a missing person on social media, thanking the public for their assistance in the search.

Plano residents attended an event addressing mental health and the fentanyl crisis at Chase Oaks Church, with discussions and a police-involved panel.

An article about the 301st Fighter Wing's Patriot Games, highlighting sportsmanship and camaraderie among military personnel, mentioning Officer Thomas Hale's participation.

Frisco, TX is undergoing various road construction projects that may cause traffic delays, with some lasting up to two weeks. Intersection improvements are also in progress, with daily lane closures scheduled.

The Lewisville Public Library offers programs for kids, resume workshops, and a horror movie screening, serving as a community center for education and entertainment.