City leaders in Denton County will join the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" on September 7th to honor the 9/11 victims and fallen service members.

Dallas introduces community resources, child care subsidy, cultural events, and emergency alerts, while also engaging in charity, education, and volunteer opportunities for residents.

The Arlington City Council is set to vote on the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and property tax rate, which includes efforts to close a $20 million budget gap and raise utility fees.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas features Chantal Lesley's exhibit "As I Lay It All to Rest," focusing on personal memories and multicultural identity, open until September 12.

Dallas is combating urban heat by partnering with the Smart Surfaces Coalition to implement solutions like reflective rooftops and porous pavements to lower temperatures and reduce heat-related risks.

Arlington's Preparedness in the Park event on Sept. 18, offers education on emergency prep, kids' activities, a giveaway, and a screening of 'Twisters' at Levitt Pavilion. Free parking is available.

Arlington offers discounted pet adoptions for $25, including extra services, to address shelter capacity issues and promote the ASPCA's Rescue Effect initiative.

Lewisville Police Department warns of delays with their non-emergency number and urges residents to remain on the line, while 911 services operate normally. No cause or fix timeline given, but updates promised.

Arlington kicks off a safety project adding sidewalks and crosswalks near schools, aimed at improving safety and ADA compliance, with construction set to end by June 2026.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office participated in the Southwest Regional Cricket Tournament, highlighting cultural unity and community policing in Texas.

The Carrollton Culture Fest offers food, entertainment, and crafts celebrating global traditions in Downtown Carrollton on Sept 27, with activities like a drink garden, performances, and workshops.

Dallas holds artistic exhibitions on memory, chairs, and the environment; celebrates Día de los Muertos and innovation in AI at local cultural centers; offers dance, art, and technology workshops citywide.

Scotiabank is launching a regional office in Dallas, backed by city and state incentives, including a tax abatement and grants, reinforcing Dallas as an emerging financial hub.