Garland's Parks & Recreation Department achieved national CAPRA Accreditation, highlighting its dedication to quality and efficiency in park services.

Dallas has paused its plan to switch from alley to curb trash collection, seeking further input from residents via a survey to evaluate service for homes with narrow alleys.

Grand Prairie is holding a tree competition to celebrate local arboreal giants, with prizes for winning entries and a goal to raise environmental awareness.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting October events including Phantom Lights, Aging Well Expo, Harvest Splash, Trail-or-Treat, and a Spooktacular Sock Hop.

Kendra Williams has been recognized as the Volunteer of the Month at Como Community Center in Lake Como for her extensive work with her nonprofit, Richelle's Heart.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed program, providing free yard maintenance tool loans, has expanded citywide, allowing residents to reserve equipment online or by phone for weekend use.

Dallas Police seek public help in an armored truck aggravated robbery case, offering rewards for information leading to the arrest and indictment of the suspect.

Dallas is experiencing high temperatures with an Air Quality Alert for high ozone levels, prompting the TCEQ and National Weather Service to advise on pollution prevention measures.

The Garland Police Department announced that 17-year-old Chinonyeren Oliver, missing since September 27th, has been found safe and is back with his family.

Carrollton partners with the DEA for the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on October 25, allowing residents to dispose of unwanted medications safely.

DFWI won the International Downtown Association's Award of Excellence for its T&P Passage project, which enhances connectivity and features historic displays, public art, and a mural in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth enhances its Drop-Off Stations for better waste disposal, affecting operational hours, material guidelines, and access for apartment residents.

Arlington Animal Services is facing an overflow of pets and is offering a $5 adoption special to encourage community members to adopt and help alleviate space issues at the shelter. All adoptable dogs are evaluated and come with health benefits.