Echo Theatre in Dallas is staging a tribute show to Molly Ivins, blending Texas culture with political satire. "Rising Hell With Molly Ivins" runs from September 26-29, 2024, with tickets from $10-$30.

Texas voters are reminded to register by Oct. 7 for the General Election on Nov. 5, with important dates like early voting starting on Oct. 21 and mail-in ballot deadlines on Oct. 25 also highlighted.

TxDOT's "Talk. Text. Crash." campaign educates Texas drivers on the dangers and legal ramifications of distracted driving, urging them to focus solely on the road to prevent accidents.

Denton P&Z Commission announces a hearing to discuss reclassifying Hummingbird Lane, affecting traffic and development. Residents can attend in person or virtually on October 9.

Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia announced his retirement, garnering praise from the city for his role in reducing violent crime and improving police-community relations and officer morale.

The Ellis County Fire Marshal’s Office is moving to 302 N. Monroe St., 2nd Floor, in Waxahachie, TX, effective October 9, to accommodate its expanding operations.

Main Street Fest in Grand Prairie was voted the Best Music Festival in DFW by the Dallas Observer and is celebrated for its free admission and parking.

The article discusses the Euless Fire Department's Fire Prevention Week theme focused on the critical role of working smoke alarms in preventing fire fatalities.

Arlington City Council approved a $722 million budget for FY 2025 with service enhancements and fee increases, including a property tax rate hike, funding for public safety, parks, and a city cleanup team.

Euless, Texas, will host its annual Public Safety Open House on October 5 at Fire Station #1 with police and fire departments providing educational and engaging activities.

Denton County reports seven human cases of West Nile Virus; officials urge preventive measures against mosquito breeding and encourage the use of repellents.

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The Arlington City Council held two sessions to discuss the $722 million FY 2025 budget, including a property tax rate adjustment. The meetings were live-streamed for public viewing.