The City of Carrollton is preparing for its 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard, featuring entertainment, culture, and volunteer opportunities, including free concerts headlined by the Wallflowers.

The Mesquite Animal Shelter saw a 60% increase in adoptions during Clear the Shelters, with 171 pets adopted, reflecting community support.

Arlington officials seek public input on Safe Streets Arlington, a plan to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries by 5% yearly, with the next meeting on September 19, 2024.

Dallas Police are investigating the fatal shooting of Tamesha Hicks, which occurred on September 7, 2024. Despite medical efforts, Hicks died on September 10. Detective Guy Curtis is seeking information from the public related to the case.

The Dallas City Council approved a plan with a 14-1 vote to secure the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System's financial future, aiming for full funding in 30 years.

Knapp Heritage Park in Arlington is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a free pioneer life event featuring guided tours, crafts, and historical demonstrations.

Dallas police arrested Harold Anderson, 71, for a stabbing homicide on S. Cesar Chavez Blvd. The male victim was found dead, and the investigation is ongoing.

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.