The National Weather Service forecasts a 30% chance of rain and thunderstorms in Dallas, TX, after 4 p.m. today with partly sunny skies and a high near 91. Evening showers are possible before clearing up for a sunny weekend.

Dallas residents can join a lung health dialogue this Saturday, featuring discussions on healthcare navigation, cancer treatments, and addressing disparities in communities of color.

Trinity High School's GAP and Euless Animal Shelter are hosting a pet adoption event on September 28 at Parks at Texas Star, where community members can adopt pets and purchase items to support the shelter.

The article discusses National Senior Center Month, focusing on the Denton Senior Centers and their role in fostering social connections, offering activities, and providing information services for elderly community members.

Recent data from the Dallas Fed indicates a decline in Texas manufacturing activity, with factory activity and demand decreasing, igniting concerns over economic health and price pressures among manufacturers.

National Police K9 Day in Carrollton, Texas, celebrates police dogs like Murtaugh and Riggs, recognizing their vital role in law enforcement on the Carrollton PD's social media.

A DeSoto police officer fatally shot an armed suspect holding a child after the suspect threatened violence and fled.

Dallas is expected to have variable weather with chances of rain, a temperature rise, and mostly sunny conditions as per the National Weather Service.

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.