Carrollton's 911 services now include live video streaming, enhancing emergency response. The Prepared 911 program, managed by NTECC, allows callers to livestream situations to dispatchers for faster, more effective assistance.

The Carrollton Culture Fest features international cuisines, crafts, and live performances, and will take place in Historic Downtown Carrollton with free entry for all attendees.

The Fort Worth Animal Care & Control's Transport Program has successfully relocated over 1000 dogs this fiscal year, with a recent group of 27 dogs sent to less crowded shelters in New England.

The local library invites teens to Monster Movie Bingo with a screening of "Dracula" on October 7 at 4:30 PM, targeting 7th-12th graders for a fun afternoon.

Ellis County may see new development as Commissioners' Court reviews a plat application to subdivide 15.109 acres into three lots, with a public meeting set for October 29, 2024, for community input.

Rockwall County invites residents to a public forum to discuss its 2050 Strategic Plan, focusing on growth and preservation, at the County Courthouse on September 25th.

Amber Thompson has been appointed as the new Director of Environmental Compliance in Garland to oversee environmental regulations amid city expansion.

Garland City Council approves a $1.04 billion budget for 2024-25, maintaining the tax rate and increasing funds for infrastructure, public safety, and services.

The Arlington Police Department is preparing for National Night Out and promoting animal adoption, featuring a heartworm-positive Labrador mix named Beanie who needs a home.

The Cedar Hill Police responded to a family dispute on Justice Drive, assuring the public there was no threat to the community. The incident details remain limited.

A helicopter dropped rubber ducks for Hilltop Elementary PTA's "Eagle Roundup" fundraiser, with Town of Argyle officials ensuring residents it was a scheduled, safe event.

Wildlife enthusiasts can attend "Coyote Coexistence," presented by Karin and Roberto Saucedo, at Lewisville City Hall on Oct. 10. Registration is required for the free, 50-seat event about living alongside urban coyotes.

Captain Patrick Nuoci Sr. celebrates 25 years of service with Denton County Emergency Services District #1, a tenure highlighted by the DCESD1 in a Facebook post.