The "Dallas Live in the Park Music Series" offers free jazz concerts in city parks, featuring Brasuka at Main Street Garden Park as part of September's events.

The White Settlement Fire Department launched a new Rescue 18 vehicle, replacing the previous one which retired after 14,628 calls since 2019. The new unit is expected to enhance emergency response.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court office in Vivian J. Lincoln Library will close on September 26 due to low usage, with residents directed to other payment and service options.

Dallas is set for a week of mostly sunny skies and mid-90s highs, with a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms later in the week. Evening temps will be in the mid-70s.

The City of Denton has released its latest Friday Staff Report on September 12, 2025, which is available on their website along with a subscription service for updates.

Dallas announced new community initiatives, including employer childcare support, inclusion programs, and a wealth of cultural events and essential services for residents.

Fort Worth City Hall prepares for a busy day with public hearings and council meetings on diverse issues, including the FY 2026 tax rate, budget, and police chief appointment.

A Tarrant County jury found Devin Bussey guilty of assaulting a household member, resulting in a 15-year prison sentence following his previous conviction.

Arlington has a weekend full of events including a Toby Keith tribute, music performances, The Smurf Experience, family programs, a computer course for kids, and various fundraisers and concerts.

Cedar Hill Police responded to a mental health crisis in Vedral Place, safely transporting the individual to a hospital. They highlighted the importance of mental health support and provided hotline numbers.

The Rockwall County polling location has moved from the Library to the Courthouse Annex, Suite 160. Voters should verify their registration and contact the Elections Office for details.

The City Manager's Office in Dallas invites local artists to submit artwork showcasing the city, with a due date of September 22, 2025, while the OAC adjusts schedules for various programs and funding opportunities.

Fort Worth promotes disaster readiness with interactive events during National Preparedness Month, involving educational activities at City Hall and collaborations with various emergency divisions.