The Euless City Council passed a balanced budget for 2024-2025 with a tax decrease, infrastructure improvements, and a capped property tax rate for seniors.

Jermaine Deshawn Robinson, kidnapped at gunpoint, was found and is reuniting with his family as announced by Fort Worth Police. The details regarding his discovery and captor's apprehension are not disclosed.

Rockwall County has started a "Thank A Veteran" program offering discounts at local businesses. The first ID was given to a retired Marine, and veterans can apply for the ID by submitting their DD-214.

Ellis County is ready for General and Special Elections on November 5, 2024. Polls are open 7am-7pm, with sample ballots and polling information online.

Roads, the 'Bat Cat,' won the Euless Animal Services Halloween Pet Costume Contest, delighting judges and animal lovers with his costume. The event also highlighted the importance of pet adoption.

A serious injury crash in Richardson, TX led to the closure of southbound US 75, with Plano Police and Fire-Rescue assisting. Details on the crash cause and injuries are not disclosed.

Dallas introduces battery-powered, autonomous park maintenance machines to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability, with a demo planned at Kiest Softball Complex.

The Fort Worth Police Department participated in a Kids vs. Cops basketball game at Prairie Vista Middle School during Red Ribbon Week, promoting positive community relations amidst ongoing concerns about police conduct.

Fort Worth Police are searching for four suspects after a jewelry store heist at Helzberg Jewelers in Tanger Outlet mall, asking for public help via social media.

PRAN Kimaya D. Lee Smith was recognized as the Fleet Readiness Center Reserve Mid-West Detachment Fort Worth's Blue Jacket of the Third Quarter for her exceptional service as a Parachute Rigger.

Three Denton County Emergency Services members graduated from the National Honor Guard Academy, ready to support families during times of loss in the line of duty.

The Lewisville Police used a light-hearted Halloween post on Facebook to remind the community to stay safe, featuring Officer Bones, with a focus on shared responsibility for public safety.

Grand Prairie seeks donations of new coats for local students in need until year's end, in partnership with GPISD and Kids Inc. Drop-off locations are specified within the city.