The City of Arlington's news reports an upcoming Fall Drug Take Back event on October 26 for safe disposal of medications to prevent misuse and water contamination.

Mesquite plans a Public Safety Appreciation Week with events to connect first responders with the community, including coffee, burgers, and a closing ceremony.

Local law enforcement in Fort Worth coordinated to apprehend John Bazan, who was driving a stolen vehicle and had warrants for robbery and capital murder.

The White Settlement Police Department has arrested Joshua Bevely following a series of vehicle burglaries and thefts, crediting public tips and press support for the breakthrough.

WSISD is conducting acoustical testing outside schools for a DoD grant to assess sound insulation, with speakers emitting noise during evenings and weekends.

The Fort Worth Police Department announced on Facebook that a missing individual has been located, expressing gratitude for the community's assistance.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office restored their main phone services after a temporary disruption, while 911 and emergency numbers remained operational.

The city has begun roadway projects likely to affect traffic, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, with expected completion in Q3 2024.

The Lewisville Fire Department hosts its Open House on Oct. 5, offering station tours, demonstrations, and equipment displays for community engagement.

Lewisville Grand Theater hosts 'Conexiones Culturales,' featuring Latinx artists and events like film screenings and dance demos from September 20 to November 16.

Tierra Verde Golf Club in Texas becomes the first municipal course globally to earn the Audubon Signature Sanctuary certification, focusing on environmental conservation and education.

The Western Days Festival in Lewisville will feature Ashley McBryde and Chris Young as headliners. The event includes music, cultural festivities, and family-friendly entertainment.

A Facebook glitch falsely cancelled an Arlington Parks' empanada class due to low enrollment, but the Tamales Taste of East class on September 28 is still scheduled.