The White Settlement Police Department announced the death of Officer Eric Warren from cancer and honored his decades-long service in law enforcement.

The City of Arlington will host a workshop on October 23 to guide local nonprofits and developers through the process of applying for HUD grants, focusing on CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs.

Dallas has completed a $140 million renovation of the Cotton Bowl Stadium, enhancing the fan experience with new escalators, concourse space, and updated facilities. A media tour and ribbon-cutting event are scheduled to showcase the improvements.

Ed Sheeran announces his "LOOP Tour" in North America, with a performance on October 24, 2026, at AT&T Stadium, following his successful show in New York.

Arlington Public Library partners with The MMI Group to offer sessions on understanding Medicare, starting September 23 at the East Library, with additional dates at other branches.

Denton is seeking public input on changes to federal housing aid, considering reallocating funds to assist those facing homelessness with rental assistance and supportive services.

Denton County has authorized the purchase of the Ponder Volunteer Fire Station to enhance fire and EMS services, moving toward 24/7 staffing to accommodate rapid population growth.

Dallas announces a ribbon-cutting for the Cotton Bowl Stadium renovations on September 20, inviting the community to witness the upgrades and celebrate the venue's history.

Fort Worth and FWISD's agreement opens schoolyards as parks after hours, advancing urban green space and community wellbeing, with positive support from local leadership.

Fort Worth hosts its first career fair for post-9/11 veterans with NextOp, offering job placements and support services on Sept. 26 at Will Rogers Memorial Center.

The Fort Worth City Council approved the FY2026 budget of $3.09 billion, prioritizing public services, tax rate reduction, and response to population growth.

White Settlement Community Services holds a toiletry drive for elderly residents, collecting items during September at various locations, as detailed on their social media.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of a phone scam with callers posing as officials demanding fines for missed court dates or jury duty and asks the public to report such incidents.