Mansfield, Texas, invites the community to a Veterans Day celebration including a parade, Patriotic Salute, and a historic flyover, starting early on November 9.

The Irving Police Department has maintained a 25-year partnership with MADD, raising over $5,800 through shirt sales, contributing to educational programs and support for victims of drunk driving.

Dallas is introducing eco-friendly, robotic maintenance equipment like mowers and trimmers at Kiest Softball Complex to reduce emissions, with city officials demonstrating the technology.

A traffic accident on Retta Mansfield Rd. in Tarrant County led to temporary road closure and delays. The road has since been reopened, according to the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office.

The White Settlement JETS participated in the Special Olympics Texas Bowling Competition, receiving community support and a visit from Mayor Faron Young.

Garland Police joined the annual Walk Like MADD 5k to honor dispatcher Crystal Nuncio, killed by a drunk driver, endorsing the fight against impaired driving.

Fort Worth's contest to name street sweepers draws community interest, with more than 1,300 names submitted. Voting is open until Nov. 15 for the final 12 names.

The Boots to Business Reboot Workshop in Fort Worth on Nov. 12 offers veterans and military spouses free entrepreneurial training from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pre-registration is required.

Fort Worth Municipal Court celebrates Municipal Court Week (Nov 4-8) with events at the A.D. Marshall Building, emphasizing unity, justice, and community engagement.

Emethius Chiron Hardeman, 29, was shot on Skillman Street in Dallas. Police are investigating the homicide, with no arrests made. They urge public assistance.

Dallas Police are urgently seeking public assistance to locate Dorcas Young and her son Connor, missing since last week and last seen at The Shops at Park Lane.

The Rockwall County library will be closed on November 11 for Veterans Day and will resume normal hours on November 12.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Bill Waybourn, invited the DOJ to inspect the county jail. The results and recommendations from this inspection have been shared with the public for transparency.