The Fort Worth Police Department North Division is hosting a "Hometown Heroes" event to connect the community with local law enforcement through family-friendly activities.

The National Night Out Kickoff in Midlothian Community Park saw local partnerships strengthen as community members and law enforcement connected in a successful event.

The City of Ovilla's Heritage Day will include a pet adoption event with animals from the Tri-City and Red Oak Animal Shelters, aiming to find homes for various pets.

The Frisco City Council has approved a $182 million investment for renovations to Toyota Stadium, enhancing the facility and extending FC Dallas's lease.

Fort Worth's Historic Southside is hosting an interactive fireside chat to discuss Evans & Rosedale redevelopment, featuring Royal Capital leaders on September 25.

Keith Hopkins is set to become the new Fire Chief for Mesquite on October 7, 2024, with 25 years at the department and various roles, most recently as a Battalion Chief.

A Frisco businessman, Ronald James Paolucci, was sentenced to 52 months in prison and ordered to pay $38.9 million in restitution for a tax fraud scheme.

Denton County Sheriff's Office Explorer Post 29 collected school supplies for Child Protective Services to support local children's educational needs.

The White Settlement Community Services announced the annual Storybook Pumpkin Contest, where participants decorate pumpkins with book themes. Submissions are due by October 22.

A 16-year-old boy was shot in a road rage incident in Haltom City. Police are seeking a sedan with four Hispanic males involved in the shooting and have asked the public for any video footage.

The Garland Police Department recognizes its Forensics Unit's vital role during National Forensic Science Week, highlighting their evidence collection work and planning to debunk myths about forensics.

The Lewisville Parks & Recreation collaborates with the local police to host #LightCycles, promoting fitness and community spirit with a glowing nighttime event.

Arlington celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events like author talks, crafting workshops, and cooking classes, highlighting the community's contributions.