Dallas is seeking artists for community space transformations, digital art to promote literacy, cultural workshops, Día de los Muertos altars, and rural heritage art projects, with various submission deadlines in 2024.

The City of Dallas hosts a free Food Access Fair to promote healthy eating, featuring fresh produce, cooking demos, and community engagement at West Dallas Multipurpose Center.

Local housing advocates celebrate 35 years of impact on community housing, thanking supporters and recognizing the role of the Fort Worth Police Department in their anniversary event.

The annual National Night Out is set to bring communities together nationwide to enhance police-community relationships and community resilience, with local events in Euless featuring police engagement and safety tips.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office commemorated the anniversary of Lt. George Hendrix, Jr. and Deputy Thomas Smith's deaths in a 1997 helicopter crash.

The Fort Worth Fire Department will offer free CPR and AED training at seven public library locations, with classes in English and Spanish to improve emergency response skills among residents.

The documentary "Songs of the Homeland," exploring Tejano music history, will be screened by Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission at the Rose Marine Theater as part of Movies That Matter: Latino.

Fort Worth officials report a strep zoo outbreak at animal shelters, prompting enhanced precautions and treatment for affected dogs. Despite the outbreak, healthy adoptions continue.

The Tarrant County DA has thanked the Fort Worth Police on social media for maintaining community safety, though details of the case remain undisclosed.

NAS JRB Fort Worth celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the community's diversity and Hispanic Americans' contributions from September 15 to October 15.

The article describes the persistent summer heat in Dallas, with clear skies and rising temperatures forecasted by the National Weather Service, reaching into the mid-90s.

Class 001 of Godley Fire Academy completed vehicle extrication training with FF. Kuhn, FF. DeMott, and FF. McDonough, guided by Chief Aylesworth and supported by Horton Trucking’s vehicle donation.

The U.S. Census Bureau's 2023 ACS estimates provide data on the social and economic aspects of U.S. cities, including Fort Worth, aiding in resource allocation.