Georgia Cartwright is the new trail boss overseeing the Fort Worth Herd's twice-daily cattle drives, a role that promotes the city's western heritage.

Arlington is hosting a volunteerism day on August 28, 2025, with diverse options for community service, including Meals on Wheels and park beautification.

The Lewisville Police Department held its first banquet at the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, celebrating the dedication and valor of its members.

Fort Worth's MEGA Adoption Event led by FWACC and the Humane Society of North Texas saw 78 animals adopted in two days, with a total of over 760 adoptions including long-time shelter resident, Delilah.

The Midlothian Police Department invites locals to its Citizens Police Academy to learn about law enforcement, starting September 18th, for ten weeks.

A traffic stop on US 287 led to an arrest after a scuffle with a Texas State Trooper. The driver, Jose Molina, faces multiple charges, while the passenger fled and is sought by authorities.

Matthew Smith was arrested in Lake Worth for possessing a meth pipe, illegal firearm, and stolen IDs after being found asleep in a car parked in a handicap space.

Haltom City Police offers a Citizen Police Academy course for residents to learn about law enforcement work. Registrations for the 10-week program are open.

Frisco announces multiple roadwork projects, causing potential traffic delays, including emergency and planned pavement replacements in various city areas.

Dallas is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures near 100°F and heat index values up to 108°F. A heat advisory is in effect, with warnings about heat-related illnesses and advice on precautions.

Police seek help after a road rage shooting injured one on Loop 12 in Irving; witnesses with information or dashcam footage are requested to contact Detective Hilton.

Dallas has expanded services to improve residents' lives, offering a free online portal for local assistance and various community and cultural events, alongside efforts to engage citizens in civic matters.

Mesquite announces a month-long Hispanic Heritage Month celebration starting on September 15, including health fairs, taco tours, and cultural events with free admission.