The Coppell Police Department welcomed new officers Ruiz and Ludden, who were sworn in by Deputy Chief Lujan, marking the start of their service in the community.

Mayor Jim Ross invites people to enjoy Slick City Action Park's attractions, endorsing it as a family-friendly destination for fun and safe thrills in Arlington.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss a replat request for Plattner Farm on October 14, potentially dividing an 11.173-acre lot into two.

Duncanville City Council approved funding for 14 diverse arts projects to enhance the local cultural scene, reflecting the community's commitment to celebrating creativity and strengthening community ties.

The Arlington PD and UTA have partnered to involve students in solving cold homicide cases, providing practical experience and aiding law enforcement.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control reports a 21% drop in shelter intakes in the first half of 2025, attributing success to new programs and community efforts.

Firefighters from Denton County participated in the Dallas 9/11 Stair Climb, honoring the fallen of September 11 by climbing 110 stories in remembrance.

Wylie Police Department's coat drive for Wylie ISD students collected 150 coats, supported by the community, with contributions from Starbucks and Walmart.

An arrest was made in a Euless homicide case involving a shooting in a parking lot that left one man dead and two injured. The investigation is ongoing.

Dallas Police seek Victor Reyes-Valbuena Najera for the murder of Eiver Valecillos, found shot on Chaucer Place. They urge public help in case 128848-2025.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation introduces various archery programs, starting September 7, catering to all ages, including specific sessions for homeschoolers and teens.

The Rockwall County Detention Center reported an average daily population of 259 inmates in August, with 315 booked and 324 released, highlighting a gender disparity with more males processed.

Lewisville is revising its 2025 plan to Lewisville 2035, with a workshop at the Lewisville Grand Theater inviting community input on September 18. It will feature interactive activities, entertainment, and translation services for Spanish speakers.