Fort Worth City Council is distributing excess PPE to local businesses, with masks still available but hand sanitizer stocks depleted. Businesses must apply through an online form by October 31st.

Sheriff Marian Brown met Middle Eastern female leaders from the State Department’s program to discuss peace and security, signifying Dallas County's commitment to international dialogue and women's roles in global peace initiatives.

Police in Fort Worth recovered a stolen car at a motel and arrested a suspect with a loaded stolen handgun without incident, aided by the car owner's use of a mobile tracking app.

Euless seniors to celebrate Halloween with a party at the Senior Center, featuring a costume contest, lunch, and engagement activities for community members aged 60+. Registration is required for the October 31st event.

The Euless Family Life Center Natatorium will host its third annual Pumpkin Splash event on October 18, featuring an aquatic pumpkin patch and festive activities such as decorating pumpkins and enjoying s'mores. Registration is $10 per person.

Dr. Maria Delgado, a first-gen Latina immigrant, champions higher education as UTA's senior director of HSI initiatives, focusing on Latino student success and community empowerment.

In Dallas, a shooting on Overhill Lane resulted in the death of Zachary James. George James, 65, was charged with murder, implying a possible family link. The community is shaken as police investigate.

A Lake Dallas police officer identified and helped arrest fugitive Dale Bryan Ward, who was caught without incident and booked for outstanding felony warrants and additional charges.

The Arlington TX Library invites all to a free Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on October 12, with local artists and cultural activities for all ages.

The Mansfield Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association held a community car event featuring vehicle displays, officer dunking, and awards, fostering camaraderie between car enthusiasts and local police.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in Irving after police responded to an alleged auto theft, with the Irving Police Department providing limited details as the investigation is ongoing.

The Duncanville Police Department burned over 1,000 items of property and evidence deemed unnecessary to hold, aiming to enhance city safety and accountability.

Ellis County will close its offices on October 14 to observe Columbus Day, amid discussions to shift the focus to Indigenous Peoples' history. Services resume on October 15.