Fort Worth encourages recycling with a series of library activities while also hosting a writers' workshop, celebrating Día de Muertos, marking the Summerglen Branch's 25th anniversary, and engaging with anime fans at a convention.

Officer Harris of the Euless Police Department received the MADD Enforcement Hero Award for efforts in preventing impaired driving.

The Lewisville Police Department is hosting a Trunk or Treat event for Halloween, inviting families to enjoy an evening with police vehicles, costumes, and candy.

Christopher Whitt was arrested by Dallas Police as a suspect in a homicide and is now in Dallas County Jail; the Mesquite Police Department acknowledged the collaborative effort in a social media post.

Fort Worth presents a variety of autumn festivities, including family-friendly events and Halloween activities, as detailed in the city's news update.

Fort Worth City Council rejected Oncor Electric's proposed rate increase, maintaining current utility prices and emphasizing residents' financial well-being.

The Mesquite Police Department is conducting their annual Santa Cop Toy Drive, collecting new, unwrapped toys for children in need this holiday season.

Arlington invites public input on its future through the Innovate Arlington Comprehensive Plan in November, with events for people to review and comment on the draft Vision Framework and growth scenarios.

An 18-year-old was arrested for shooting four people in Old East Dallas after being ejected from an event center. He was charged with aggravated assault and police found a stolen handgun.

Arlington's EMS system has introduced a Whole Blood Program, enabling first responders to administer whole blood at emergency scenes, enhancing trauma care significantly.

Volunteers in Frisco participated in the annual Stream Clean event to remove litter from local waterways, demonstrating community environmental stewardship.

The Denton Fire Department warns about the risks of lithium-ion battery fires and educates residents through social media and a newsletter during Fire Prevention Month.

Firefighters from the City of Godley Fire Department saved a resident, Tina Bench, from cardiac arrest by administering CPR and AED shocks, and later celebrated her survival at a reunion.