The article celebrates the dedication of Officer Steven Contreras to the Mesquite community, highlighting his roles and awards during Hispanic Heritage Month.

The Irving Police Department's SWAT team placed fifth at the 2024 TTPOA competition, showcasing their tactical skills among teams from across multiple states.

"Little Monsters on Main," a family-friendly Halloween event, occurs on October 26 in Old Town Lewisville, offering parades, treats, a haunted hayride, and a movie screening.

Denton's "Powerful Connections" program lets residents support each other by paying for essential utilities like electricity and water all year round.

Dallas' Latino Cultural Center offers a buy-two-get-three deal on a series of diverse performances, blending Spanish, Miami, and Caribbean influences with limited engagement shows.

A man was stabbed and later died from his injuries on Coombs Street in Dallas; the identity is withheld pending family notification. The case remains active.

Dallas Police seek help in finding the hit-and-run driver who killed Daniela Fonseca. The vehicle, a 2005 Acura MDX, fled the scene, and Crime Stoppers offers a reward for relevant information.

Dallas is expecting a heatwave with temperatures nearing 100 degrees, followed by a cooldown to 84 degrees on Columbus Day. Clear skies and consistent temperatures in the 80s are forecasted throughout the week.

Jessica Robledo was officially sworn in as the permanent Chief of Police in Denton, having served as interim chief since April, promising progressive leadership.

Arlington City Council has proclaimed October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month to emphasize the importance of digital security and encourage community-wide proactive measures against online threats.

Mansfield Police welcomes new officer Zachary Boutwell after he graduated from the Tarrant County College Law Enforcement Academy and passed the Texas law enforcement exam.

The Stormwater Management Division is promoting the Stormtalker Education Program to teach students about stormwater pollution and its environmental impacts, aligning with educational standards.

The 7th Annual Wylie P.O.L.I.C.E Club Softball Tournament invites the community for a family-friendly event promoting connection and fun, with an entry fee of $10. Registrations are open until October 18th.