A man was arrested in Dallas for a TikTok post soliciting the murder of ICE agents, facing federal charges and up to five years in prison if found guilty.

The Haunt The Block event starts tonight in Historic Downtown Mansfield, promising Halloween fun with activities for all ages, as announced by the Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation.

Lewisville residents can expect alleyway repairs on Feather Lane and Pheasant Drive starting October 20, with minimal disruption promised by the city. The project, run by SAZ Infrastructure, Inc., is to be completed by October 22.

The Euless Police Department announced the addition of Officer M. Resor, a recent police academy graduate, who will undergo 19 weeks of field training.

The Frisco Heritage Museum is closed for touch-ups until 2026; during this time, the Frisco Heritage Center is offering "Holidays at Heritage" with free tours and festive activities.

Arlington Police arrest Arthur Morris Jr. for the 2021 murder of transgender woman Kier Solomon after a thorough investigation linking him to the crime scene.

South Dallas organizations can apply for SDFPOF's 2026 grants to support community development programs, with $200,000 available for education, health, and more.

Arlington, Texas, ranks as the third-best city for women in the workforce in Texas according to an Elevate Leadership study, excelling in employment rates and work-life balance.

Dallas hosts a luncheon on combating domestic violence, featuring city leaders and advocates, emphasizing progress and strategies, with a keynote by Genesis Women's Shelter CEO.

Fort Worth unveils "Unfolding Time" sculptures at a library branch, reflecting on time and community, featuring works by artists Leticia Bajuyo and Alicia Eggert.

Carrollton's Josey Ranch Lake Library and Metrocrest Services are hosting a job fair on October 15th, with a range of employers and positions. Registration is recommended but not required.

A shooting on La Prada Drive in Dallas resulted in one death and four injuries. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

A Garland police officer was involved in a collision that killed a local man, 32-year-old Juan Pablo Rios Aguilar, early on October 10th on West State Street. The police are investigating the incident.