Dallas Police discovered 26-year-old Calan Gilbert shot dead on Donald Street; suspect Marko Chavez charged with murder as investigations continue under case number 135702-2025.

Denton City Council's Friday Staff Report is now available online, enhancing transparency and public access to city governance documents. Residents are encouraged to use "Notify Me®" for updates.

Arlington Public Library's Fall Book Sale is set for October 7-10, 2025, at the First United Methodist Church, offering a wide range of affordable books to support library programs.

Lewisville's Parks & Recreation department won the 2025 NRPA Gold Medal Award for excellence in park and recreation management, recognized for innovation and community engagement.

Lewisville PD arrested 19-year-old Mario Anaya for two aggravated robberies, with his bond set at $110,000. The investigation continues with public assistance encouraged.

Arlington's weekend events include Pumpkin Nights, The Smurf Experience, baseball games, theater, and music, as well as Oktoberfest, yoga, and an art festival.

The Dallas forecast indicates variable weather with chances of rain and thunderstorms, mixed with sunny skies, potentially affecting outdoor activities and travel.

Lewisville Police Department assures residents via social media that the heavy presence of emergency services at Lewisville High School on September 17 is for a group photo, not an emergency.

Carrollton Fire Rescue swiftly contained a chemical spill at WMC – Industrial Wire Company; one injured received hospital care; no further public health concerns.

Frisco sets a new FY26 tax rate, raising maintenance and operations funds, increasing homeowner taxes by $9.37 for $100,000 valued homes, to support city growth.

The first Cooper Dawson Softball Tournament in Greenville saw 16 teams compete, with Garland Police winning and raising scholarship funds in Cooper Dawson's memory.

The "Dallas Live in the Park Music Series" offers free jazz concerts in city parks, featuring Brasuka at Main Street Garden Park as part of September's events.

The White Settlement Fire Department launched a new Rescue 18 vehicle, replacing the previous one which retired after 14,628 calls since 2019. The new unit is expected to enhance emergency response.