Arlington pauses municipal services for Labor Day, including trash and recycling pickup. Collections will resume on a delayed schedule after the holiday.

The Red Cross's North Texas Region Volunteer Services team held a tropical-themed Volunteer Kickoff Luau, highlighting plans and updates for the upcoming year and encouraging new volunteers to join.

Four Denton fire department members earned promotions, with Shea Enos becoming Lieutenant and Kevin Anderson, Matt Price, and C.J. Gibbs advanced to Driver Engineer.

Lake Dallas Police are investigating a crime scene at Adolphus Ave. and Stadium Dr., ensuring no threat to public safety despite ongoing police activity.

Miriam Magana, an Adult Services Librarian, is highlighted for her role in engaging the community and her personal tastes in an interview at the Central Library Express.

Lewisville City Council will discuss a $137 million budget for FY 2024-25 that may increase property tax and utility rates. Public hearings and opportunities for review are provided ahead of decisions.

White Settlement announces a weekend of community activities, including a Tire Recycle Event, a farmers market, PAWS animal care, and SplashDayz Waterpark fun.

The City of Denton's Friday Staff Report provides updates on municipal activities and offers convenient sign-ups for alerts to keep residents informed.

The Medical City Healthcare team collaborated with American Red Cross North Texas during their workshop, focusing on crisis response and supporting veterans.

Grapevine Police Department promotes Rebecca Graves and Marc Shimmick to assistant chiefs, marking the first dual promotion to this rank in its history.

Cedar Hill's Director Reyes received the @txcrimeprevention Crime Prevention Manager Award, recognizing his successful efforts in maintaining the city's status as the safest in its region.

The Downtown Library is hosting a Harry Potter-themed event with activities such as crafting, a scavenger hunt, and Quidditch. The family-friendly event encourages reading and learning in a magical setting.

Dallas launches Youth Civic Awareness Week to engage teens in local governance through the Dallas Youth Commission.