Texas has expanded its "Move Over or Slow Down" law to include animal services vehicles, mandating drivers to make way or slow down for them on the road.

Dana Mays is promoted to Police Administrative Services Administrator at UNT, bringing 29 years of experience to oversee administrative staff and community engagement.

Denton area kidnapping rumors cause concern; police, including UNT PD, have not confirmed such events but are monitoring the situation and urging public vigilance.

Denton residents are invited to share their views on federal fund allocation through a survey and a public hearing on October 28, focusing on housing, homelessness, and community programs.

The Haltom City Police Department announced the death of K9 Officer Ghost after illness, highlighting his service since 2019 and his impact on the community and public safety.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation is hosting a playdate and Punt, Pass, & Kick Competition at Chandler Park on October 10th, with games, music, and football skills showcase.

Arlington Mayor Jim Ross to discuss the city's achievements and future plans at the State of the City Address. He will also present the Mayor's American Dream Award and celebrate local businesses.

The Dallas Police Department warns against evolving financial scams and urges public vigilance, offering educational resources and encouraging reporting of suspicious activity.

Garland Public Libraries launched their first Curiosity Fest, featuring local writers, storytime with Pete the Cat, writing workshops, and an appearance by author Marcela Fuentes.

Arlington's annual Oktoberfest on Oct 24 offers German music, food, and games at SX Stovall Park, celebrating a long-standing international friendship.

The Lewisville Police Department provides a safe Halloween event with Trunk or Treat on October 31, featuring candy, police vehicles, and activities for kids.

A shooting in Dallas on October 5 caused three deaths, with a father and son among the victims. The Dallas Police seek information about the incident, which remains under investigation.

Arlington's Public Works and Water Utilities repaired a water line break on North Oak Street, restoring normal traffic and informing residents through a social media post.