The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth screens 'The Disruptors,' a film about ADHD, on October 2 at 7 p.m., free with a reservation. A discussion follows the movie.

Arlington City Council votes on a budget plan that includes service cuts and fee hikes to address a $20 million shortfall. The plan would also raise property taxes slightly.

NAS JRB Fort Worth highlights Suicide Prevention Month by offering support and free gun locks on social media to promote crisis intervention and safe storage practices among service members and their families.

The Lewisville Police have secured the area after a shooting incident, with no further threat and expressed gratitude to the community for cooperation.

Lewisville celebrates National Parking Day on Sept. 19, transforming a parking lot into a community park with activities like tai chi and yoga from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Lewisville residents are invited to the Lewisville 2035 visioning event to contribute to the city's long-range plan, featuring speakers, entertainment, and interactive activities.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson has challenged the City Council to find budget cuts to allow for a property tax rate reduction beyond the proposed 0.5¢ decrease in the FY 2025-26 budget.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is ramping up activities with a full schedule of events including the premiere of the documentary "Valor and Victory," a talk by General Stanley McChrystal, and the inaugural Star Spangled Soirée gala.

The article details the consistent sunny weather forecast for Dallas, with highs near 94 degrees and mild evenings around 74-75 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Irving Police are seeking help to find 65-year-old Julie Hello, last seen near Lake Carolyn Parkway. They urge anyone with information to call or dial 911.

Kristen Smith is named as Fort Worth's new HR and Civil Service director, bringing over 20 years of diverse sector experience. She's recognized for leadership and innovation in workplace culture.

Dallas Police investigate the fatal shooting of Shannon Rodriguez, seeking public assistance to apprehend the assailant involved in the Holly Hill Drive homicide.

Dallas faces extreme heat with highs near 96 degrees and an Ozone Action Day due to potential high ozone levels, prompting advisories for pollution reduction.