September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month, highlighting the need for blood donations, especially from Black donors, to treat those with Sickle Cell Disease, as emphasized by the American Red Cross North Texas Region.

The Dallas Police Department is revisiting the unsolved 1983 murder of 18-year-old Ronnie Spicer and appeals for new information to advance the investigation.

Illusionist Will Baffle is scheduled to perform his magic and comedy show at the Farr Best Theater in Mansfield on September 15. Tickets are expected to sell out quickly.

Texas is preparing for National Night Out on October 1st, with communities organizing various events to connect with local law enforcement and each other.

Officer Adrian Tijerina has been promoted to Assistant Chief of Police at Duncanville Police Department, bringing 17 years of experience across various roles.

The Kaufman County Historical Commission details its upcoming meeting agenda, adhering to the Texas Open Meeting Act, and announces related events on its website.

The White Settlement Library has announced the return of Storytime sessions focused on cats, beginning September 10 at 10:30 AM with stories, songs, and crafts aimed at improving children's literacy.

Arlington hosts a free Breast Cancer Awareness Health Fair featuring health screenings and vaccines, led by City Council District 3 Representative Nikkie Hunter.

The Arlington Public Library's Friends and Foundation will host their Fall Book Sale at a new venue, offering books and more, with special deals and a members-only preview. Proceeds support library programs.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has alerted the Dallas-Fort Worth area to an ozone action day, warning of potential high ozone levels and recommending precautions.

The 434th Air Refueling Wing provided hands-on familiarization training with the KC-135 aircraft to enhance cooperation between air and ground forces.

Fort Worth firefighters rescued pets, including a mother cat with kittens and a pregnant dog, during a house fire. All animals survived, and three displaced occupants received aid. A firefighter was injured.

Dallas is forecasted to have clear, sunny weather with highs in the upper 80s to mid-90s and mild wind throughout the week, with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms midweek.