The National Weather Service predicts a stretch of sunny, warm weather for Dallas, with temperatures reaching up to the high 70s and low 80s over the next few days.

The Frisco City Council approved The Mix, a mixed-use community project, with up to $113.4 million in support, promising urban growth and job creation at Lebanon Road and Dallas Parkway.

The Arlington Housing Authority's Emergency Repair Grant Program provides up to $10,000 for emergency home repairs to eligible low-income homeowners in Arlington.

Dallas Love Field is hosting its Good Neighbor Program's quarterly meeting on October 22nd for community engagement and updates on airport operations at the Foxtronics Building.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising public consciousness and emphasizing the importance of early detection and education in the fight against the most common cancer amongst women.

The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to a church fire early Sunday. The blaze was contained with no injuries, but caused significant damage. The cause is under investigation.

UT Arlington and the city launch a micromobility program with electric scooters and bikes on Oct. 18, featuring an app for access and multiple pricing options.

The Tarrant County DA's Office praised the Blue Mound Police on social media for their efforts in a recent case, emphasizing the importance of their role in community safety.

The Fall Kid Fish event at Veterans Park brought the community together for a day of fishing, learning, and family bonding, with organizers noting the event's success in fostering connections and traditions.

White Settlement residents in Week E are advised of bulk pickup starting October 16, with guidelines for item size and types, plus an online map for tracking.

Denton Enterprise Airport hosted the Hallo-Wing trunk-or-treat event, offering festive activities among aircraft for families and aviation enthusiasts.

The Lewisville PD won the annual Battle of the Badge against the fire department, playing for charity and community services. They celebrated their victory on Facebook.

The Fort Worth Police detailed successful operations on Facebook, including seizing 93 firearms, over 5,000 rounds of ammunition, and intercepting 87 pounds of methamphetamine.