A vehicle crashed into a White Settlement restaurant due to an impaired driver, who was arrested by WSPD for DWI—2nd Offense. No serious injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service forecasts a series of sunny days for Dallas, with daytime highs in the 70s to 90s and mostly clear nights, maintaining a steady southeast wind.

The Garland Symphony Orchestra announces its 2024-2025 season, featuring pieces themed around life and death, including works by Strauss, Glinka, and a world premiere.

Marilyn Marvin has been appointed as the Director of the Property Management Department in Fort Worth, bringing a background in finance, IT, and extensive city experience.

A man named Quentin Brown was shot and later died in Dallas. Alonzo Green was arrested for the murder, and the case is under investigation. Police seek information from the public.

Fort Worth endorses the "Lights Out" campaign to protect migrating birds, urging the switch-off of nonessential lights at night from Aug. 15 to Nov. 30 to prevent disorientation and collisions.

Dallas Police seek new leads in the decade-old unsolved murder of Sidney Hudson, found shot in 2010, and urge the public to come forward with any information.

Dallas City Hall hosts a Domestic Violence Awareness Breakfast, featuring updates from police and community advocates, highlighting efforts to combat family violence.

The Arlington Public Library's Northeast Branch invites adults to a no-registration Halloween crafting event on October 25, at 5:30 p.m., fostering creativity and community engagement.

Dallas is set to experience a week of sunny weather with cooler temperatures, starting with a high near 92 today and dropping to lows in the 50s, as per National Weather Service forecasts.

The Irving Police Department is relaunching its self-defense R.A.D. program in November, offering tactics to prepare participants for potentially dangerous situations.

The U.S. Navy celebrated its 249th anniversary, with tributes to its history, sailors, and civilians, and acknowledgments from various service branches and the White Settlement Police Department.

Community leaders and members joined the Tunnel to Towers 5k run to honor first responders, with TCSO Chief Deputy Driskell and FWPD Chief Noakes attending. The event, supported by horses from the Sheriff's Posse, promoted remembrance and unity.