The Denton Police Department launched the first Chief's Run to improve community relations and promote fitness, inviting residents to join future events.

The Argyle ISD Police Department continues its Classroom Hero of the Week Award Program at Jane Ruestmann Elementary School to celebrate student achievements and strengthen community ties.

Downtown Frisco road reconstruction begins September 16, causing traffic shifts on Main Street with new utility installations and pavement work, but maintaining business access.

The Plano Police Department honors late Lieutenant Earnest Oldham, who passed from COVID-19 complications, recognizing his commitment to public service since 1992.

The Dallas North Tollway is facing nightly closures for widening work, with detours in place for northbound lanes on September 16 and southbound lanes on September 17, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

The City's Department of Housing is hosting a virtual meeting for developers on funding affordable housing projects on September 24, 2024, from 2-4 p.m.

Arlington City Council will hold key meetings on September 17, 2024, to vote on a $722 million budget and discuss property tax adjustments, with opportunities for public input.

The FBI Dallas office uses Investigative Genetic Genealogy to solve cold cases and relies on public DNA database submissions to assist in their investigations.

NAS JRB Fort Worth’s chapel offers a free marriage course to help couples with communication and understanding on October 19th, aiming to strengthen family units.

Mesquite Police Department celebrates Captain David Valencia as their first Hispanic officer during Hispanic Heritage Month, reflecting on his pioneering career and contributions to diversity and the community.

Illuminate Irving is an event on October 15th aimed at raising awareness for domestic violence, providing a space for remembrance, hope, and support for those affected. It encourages community solidarity against this often private issue.

Fort Worth continues distributing free PPE to local businesses, with applications accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis until October 31 or supplies run out.

Fort Worth's La Gran Biblioteca hosts its second annual College Fair, offering insights into various higher education options, aiming to guide students through the college admissions process.