Arlington Public Library is hosting an event in collaboration with UTA Libraries and MMIWTX Rematriate to address the Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis on Nov 7.

ET3 Dillon Jesseph from Aledo, Texas was named Blue Jacket of the Fourth Quarter FY 2024 at NAS JRB Fort Worth, recognized for his exceptional service and dedication.

Plano, TX citizens turned in 1,737 pounds of medications during a National Rx Drug Take Back event, with significant contributions from local schools.

Arlington Parks and Recreation Department shares tips on saving money on plants, recommending planning, off-season purchases, clearance shopping, buying small plants, and starting from seeds.

Tarrant County Sheriff's Office collaborates with organizations to donate food to Fort Worth's Community Food Bank.

North Texas Red Cross volunteers partnered with organizations to install smoke alarms in October, promoting fire safety and encouraging residents to regularly test their alarms.

Fort Worth has completed the $1.75 million Lancaster T&P Passage Project, enhancing accessibility to downtown and paying homage to the city's history.

The Arlington Public Library is celebrating Children's Book Week with activities including storytimes, a scavenger hunt, and crafts, along with an author talk by Kimberly Willis-Holt.

A motorcyclist died in Plano, Texas, after colliding with a parked car. Speed is suspected as a factor in the crash, which is being investigated by local authorities.

White Settlement commemorated the F-35's arrival and the F-16's retirement at the USAF 301st Fighter Wing Ceremony, symbolizing military aviation progress.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam where callers pretending to be deputies demand money for fake fines. They urge public to verify such claims and report to the authorities.

Mansfield City Council has designated the first week of November as Municipal Courts Week to celebrate the local court's efficiency, which resolved over 8,000 cases last year, 22% in under 30 days.

Collin County will add five new portraits to its "Hall of Heroes" on Veterans Day to honor fallen servicemen, expanding the collection to 105. The North Texas Fallen Warrior Portrait Project will present the portraits during a ceremony.