The City of Mesquite's Guts & Gory Zombie Experience on September 28 combines obstacle runs with zombie evasion, open to participants from age 12, with prizes and shirts while supplies last.

Registration for the free lunch at the Aging Well Expo ends at 5 p.m. today, with the expo focusing on senior health and well-being slated for September 18.

Arlington begins a storm drain system overhaul to address neighborhood flooding, with work on Blake Aston Drive, Tennyson Drive, and the Westview Channel. The project is due for completion in July 2025.

A missing 10-year-old girl named Willow was found safe near her school in Haltom City, with community and police efforts praised for the quick resolution.

Mayor Michelle Wu visited SEP, sharing insights on civic leadership and engaging with youth. Her involvement highlighted her commitment to education and youth programs in Boston.

The Godley Fire Department is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a community event on September 7th, with a BBQ for members and activities for the public.

A five-car crash on I-20 led to emergency services conducting a rescue, involving vehicle extrication and handling disruptions caused by the accident.

The Lewisville PD reported 14 DUI arrests over a weekend, with an officer injured by an impaired driver during the 'Saturation Saturday' initiative to combat drunk driving.

A collaborative effort led by Everman Police resulted in the recovery of 9 stolen vehicles in Tarrant County, with 11 dismantled cars found. The Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force played a key role.

A missing child was found safe due to the community's collective efforts after an appeal by the Grapevine Police Department. Details are private, highlighting community vigilance's role in ensuring safety.

The City of Carrollton received the IEDC 2024 Excellence in Economic Development Bronze Award for its LYV Broadway project that successfully mixed commercial and residential use.

A Dallas man pleaded guilty to defrauding investors of over $27 million in fake oil, gas, and water rights deals, facing a potential ten-year prison sentence.

A historic building in downtown Fort Worth is set for redevelopment after the City Council awarded a $1.3 million loan for its transformation into apartments.