UNT Police issued a crime alert for ongoing scooter and e-bike thefts on campus, advising increased security and vigilance, and calling for community assistance.

The Lewisville Police Department is offering free Child Safety Seat Clinics to help ensure car seats are properly installed, starting October 27, 2025. Pre-registration by calling 972.219.3668 is required.

A multi-city law enforcement chase led by Dallas Police resulted in the arrest of three individuals following a vehicle theft and subsequent gunfire in Lewisville.

The Irving Police Department announced promotions, including Sias to Communications Supervisor and Jones to Lieutenant, along with five new Sergeants, highlighting their professionalism and dedication.

Dallas Athletes Racing hosted a Halloween-themed triathlon at Keller Town Center, with kids' events Saturday and adults on Sunday, causing significant traffic and road closures.

Lewisville, in partnership with its Old Town Business Association, announces the return of "Little Monsters on Main" for Halloween on Oct 25, featuring free activities like trick-or-treating, entertainment, and a screening of "Monsters Inc."

Lewisville received a Bronze designation from Charging Smart for its efforts in expanding electric vehicle infrastructure and services, as part of the city's ongoing environmental efforts.

Dallas experiences a week of consistent sunny weather with highs near 90 degrees, ideal for Columbus Day activities, with mild winds providing respite from the heat.

Collin County DA's Office promotes Sami Shaffer to Felony Prosecutor, recognizing her dedication and excellence in law.

Assistant Athletic Trainer Saad Rajabali received a Life Saving Award for swiftly responding with an AED and CPR to save a collapsed student-athlete at a high school football game.

The Euless Family Life Senior Center hosts various October events such as the Empowering Seniors EXPO, Community Garage Sale, and a Halloween Dance aimed at connecting and entertaining the senior community.

On Oct. 14, the Fort Worth City Council will hold a work session and a public comment meeting at City Hall to discuss city planning, financial forecasts, and various local issues.

Arlington Animal Services announces Wag-o-Ween event on October 25, offering free rabies shots, microchips, pet adoptions, a costume contest and family-friendly activities.