Arlington's weekend is filled with activities including a book sale, Game of Thrones exhibition, Fright Fest, family-friendly events, cultural celebrations, sports gatherings, and a farmers market.

Demarcus Cummings was sentenced to 30 years for drug possession with intent to deliver, following a search warrant that discovered drugs and firearms.

Two Denton County 9-1-1 telecommunicators were promoted after earning their Basic Telecommunicator Licenses, which equips them for their high-pressure, multitasking roles.

The Collin County DA's office announced Rachel Ferraro's promotion to Chief Misdemeanor Prosecutor, recognizing her dedication and teamwork on their Facebook page.

Fort Worth promoted safer pedestrian routes for students in alignment with Vision Zero on National Walk to School Day, enhancing infrastructure around A.V. Cato Elementary School.

Fort Worth's Neighborhood Litter Stomp, organized by Keep Fort Worth Beautiful, invites residents to clean up their community on October 11th from 8 to 11 a.m.

NAS JRB Fort Worth invites the community to an enjoyable picnic featuring food, music, and games, fostering fellowship among military and civilian attendees.

The Arlington Public Library's Fall Book Sale offers books and multimedia at a discount, with a members-only event and days open to the public, facilitated by dedicated volunteers.

Carrollton, Texas, prepares for the Festival at the Switchyard with Rick Springfield headlining, alongside acts like Spin Doctors and Sixpence None the Richer. The event features music, family activities, and community performances.

The Burleson Police Department announced road closures due to the Burleson High School homecoming parade, advising residents of the temporary changes and encouraging community spirit.

Samuell Farm in Texas has been honored as a Gold Standard Site by the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics, recognizing its sustainable outdoor practices and conservation efforts.

Dallas is preparing to honor the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps' 250th birthday on October 7, 2025, with a ceremony featuring speeches and a traditional cake cutting.

Mayor Eric Johnson inaugurated the Ethiopian & Eritrean Chamber of Commerce in Dallas, highlighting the significance for the local communities and economy.