NAS JRB Fort Worth held a ceremony to honor 9/11 victims, with leaders such as City Manager Jeff James and Police Chief Christopher Cook in attendance, highlighting unity and remembrance.

Fort Worth's New City Hall hosts a cat adoption event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on September 13th, with waived fees, free parking, and a chance to learn about the shelter's programs.

Fort Worth's proposed $2.79 billion budget for FY 2025 focuses on safety, infrastructure, and growth, with final voting on September 17th and citizen engagement encouraged.

The Fort Worth Police made an arrest in a hit-and-run fatality case, charging Jose Olmedo with Accident involving Death. Further details are available on FWPD's newsroom.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is launching a Fall Citizens Academy to offer the public insight into law enforcement work through a 12-week program.

Arlington will conduct targeted ground spraying to counter West Nile Virus after finding a virus-positive mosquito sample. Spraying is scheduled for September 10-11, with safety measures and further info provided by the City.

Dallas Police located missing person James Dean, with no further details on the circumstances of his disappearance released.

The Taste of East cooking class in Arlington has been rescheduled due to low sign-ups. The Parks Department will instead offer a Hispanic Desserts class on September 14.

Arlington Public Library celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month, offering residents access to an array of items, online resources, and the MyLibro app for enhanced service accessibility.

The Red Cross of North Texas participated in the Burleson Emergency Preparedness Fair, educating the community on disaster readiness and promoting volunteerism.

Fort Worth's city leaders are implementing a PayGo system for FY25 to fund infrastructure improvements, totaling $83.9 million, without borrowing, which benefits taxpayers by avoiding interest payments.

Dallas police fatally shot an armed burglary suspect after confrontation. No officers were injured. Investigations are ongoing with oversight involvement.

WSPD responded to reports of loud bangs near schools, initially suspected as gunshots but potentially fireworks. No evidence of danger was found and schools were secured.