The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is seeking submissions for the 2025 Virgen de Guadalupe Art Exhibition, curated by Jose Vargas. Deadline: October 24, 2025.

Eddie Garcia is sworn in as Fort Worth's new police chief, marking the beginning of his tenure heading the police force of 1,896 officers and 574 staff.

UTA has welcomed its largest freshman class of over 5,100 students, contributing to a total enrollment of 42,710, a 2.6% increase from the previous year.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts introduces a new Art Truck design debuting at a Mural Painting event, with multiple stops planned throughout the fall.

Old Justin Road in Argyle reopened after a trash truck fire was extinguished by first responders. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

The City of Frisco has announced several roadwork projects affecting traffic, including a right lane closure on WB Panther Creek Pkwy. and construction on Speargrass Dr., Rock Creek Ln., and Stallion Ranch Rd.

DeSoto police arrested Luis Vidaurri after a high-speed chase involving a stolen vehicle; he was charged with evading in a vehicle and operating a stolen vehicle. No injuries were reported.

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.