A shooting in Dallas on October 26 left one person dead. Police arrived at Dilido Road at 4:31 a.m. The victim's identity is not yet known. Authorities are seeking the public's help.

The City of Dallas is hosting Miss Jimmy's Haunted Hike at Samuell Farm on October 26, from 6 to 9 p.m., featuring a mile-long haunted trail, games, crafts, and treats for families. Registration is available online or at the location.

Dallas is set to have a week of warm, sunny weather with potential thunderstorms and showers later on, per the National Weather Service. Winds could get gusty, with increasing chances of rain by midweek.

The White Settlement Library maintains a 30-year-old hand-built puppet theater created by local Bobby Adian, which has become an endearing symbol of community spirit.

The DeSoto Police Department shared information to educate the public on the ecological benefits of bobcats and to reduce fear, encouraging coexistence and respect.

Two missing elementary students from Wedgeworth Elementary in Waxahachie were found safe after being picked up by a relative, sparking a community-wide search effort.

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Fort Worth resident Jennifer Adams conducted a "Buddy Drive," collecting 27 stuffed animals for police to comfort children affected by domestic incidents.

Denton's Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed zoning change at US 377 and Brush Creek Road. The meeting, open for community input, is set for November 13, 2024.

Euless, Texas initiates insecticide spraying in Zone 9 to combat West Nile Virus after positive mosquito tests, advising residents to minimize exposure and contact with the pesticide BIOMIST 4+4 ULV.

A missing 89-year-old woman, Alicia Adames Delatorre, was found safe after the Dallas Police Department's search.

The Fort Worth Police have confirmed the safety of a missing individual after an urgent appeal on social media, thanking the community for assistance.

The Fort Worth District 8 Transportation Fair invites residents to learn about local transport projects, including the Everman Safe Streets program, for improved pedestrian safety.

White Settlement's Utility Billing lobby and drive-thru will be closed daily from noon to 1 pm, Tuesday-Thursday; alternative payment methods are available.