Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson declared "Red River Rivalry Week" ahead of the Texas vs. Oklahoma college football game at the Cotton Bowl during the State Fair of Texas.

Wylie mourns the passing of Raymond Cooper, a local figure recognized for his community service, philanthropy, and leadership, leaving a lasting impact on the city.

Artist Jay Centrell will discuss his work at Lewisville Grand Theater's Art Talk, focusing on the evolution of cityscapes, amidst current Main Street construction and ample nearby parking.

A Mesquite police shooting during a foot pursuit after a robbery and vehicle chase is under investigation by local authorities and the Dallas County DA's Office.

A SWAT standoff in the 4000 block of Block Drive, Irving, ends with the suspect in custody and no major injuries reported. Residents showed support to police, who request no pictures of officers be posted online.

Tom's Burgers & Grill won Visit Arlington's 2024 Save the Taco Contest with their Baha Shrimp Taco and will offer free tacos to the first 50 guests at the celebration tomorrow.

U.S. Attorney Leigha Simonton cautions against charity scams following Hurricane Helene and offers guidelines for safe giving to legitimate organizations.

Fort Worth supports National Walk to School Day on October 9th, centered at Carter Park Elementary, to promote health, safety, and environmental benefits.

The Red Oak Police Department hosted a community event focusing on strengthening police-citizen relations, featuring entertainment like a visit from Bumblebee from the Transformers.

The Euless Fire Department will host the OPEN HOUSE 2024 event, inviting the Euless Police Department to join due to ongoing construction at the police headquarters. The event aims to foster community engagement with first responders.

The Coppell Police Department is offering an 8-hour Women's Self Defense class on October 19th and 26th, focusing on defensive skills for women aged 18 and above.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of scam calls impersonating officers to extort money, urging public caution and to report suspicious attempts.

The Mansfield Police Department hosted "National Coffee with a Cop Day" to strengthen community relations, encouraging residents to meet officers over coffee for casual discussions.