The Burleson Police in Texas warns of a scam involving fake tax board messages and provides cybersecurity advice, including an upcoming awareness event.

The Camino De Los Muertos Trail Run is scheduled for Nov. 1 at Lewisville Lake, offering various distances for all skill levels, and supports environmental preservation.

The Lewisville Public Library offers activities for all ages, including a Teen Game Night, Chill Coloring Week, Tween Scene LEGO event, and a Folded Fabric Pinecones craft session.

Dallas celebrates its 13th annual Welcoming Week, promoting inclusivity and diversity, with events from September 12-21, as detailed by the City of Dallas Office of Equity and Inclusion.

Students from Gene Burton College and Career Academy visited the Rockwall County Judge's office to learn about county administration and the legal system.

Dallas' Latino Cultural Center hosts the 17th annual "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition featuring 54 local artists, with a free opening reception on September 20, 2025.

Arlington reports a 36% increase in issued permits for various housing types in Q2 of 2025, with a 2.6% housing unit growth for the year 2024, highlighting local government strategic growth efforts.

Dallas Police rescued a 17-year-old girl from forced prostitution after a traffic stop, leading to the arrest of Deon Harris for Compelling Prostitution of a Minor.

Police found Chandra Nagamallaiah fatally stabbed in Dallas; Yordanis Cobos-Martinez is charged with Capital Murder. Detective Cody Clark seeks information.

Rockwall County passed a resolution honoring those aiding Kerr County after a devastating July 4 flood, highlighting community effort in disaster response.

Rockwall County celebrates National 4-H Week from Oct 5-11, 2025, focusing on youth development and community engagement, highlighted by the One Day 4-H event at the courthouse.

Carrollton City Council has approved the FY 2026 budget, reducing the property tax rate and increasing exemptions for seniors and the disabled. The new solid waste rate and credit/debit card fees will also rise.

Fort Worth invites residents to contribute to the city's Aquatics Master Plan, which will guide the development of pools, splashpads, and aquatic programs. Public meetings are scheduled for input.