"Go Ape USA introduces 'Frights at Height' night time ropes course for Halloween. Get 20% off with code FALLFEST20, excluding the 2025 Arlington Pass."

Mansfield celebrates National Walk Your Dog Week with activities like the Barks N Rec hiking classes, encouraging walking shelter dogs and promoting adoption opportunities at the local animal shelter.

The Mesquite Police Department honors Sylvia Encinia for her contributions during Hispanic Heritage Month, detailing her administrative support role and value as a Spanish translator since joining in 2015.

The Battle of the Badges charity softball tournament pits Lewisville police against firefighters and supports local nonprofits, offering family-friendly activities and community engagement.

LakeCities Ballet Theatre presents "Le Ballet de Dracula" for Halloween, with performances in the Huffines Performance Hall at Lewisville Grand Theater. Tickets are $25, available at lakecitiesballet.org.

Dallas encourages public input on the KBHCCD Master Plan through town halls, starting October 8 at Singing Hills Recreation Center, with inclusivity features like language support.

Michael Igo is named Interim Chief of Dallas Police as Chief Eddie Garcia leaves. With 33 years of service, Igo's tenure and experience are emphasized by the Interim City Manager.

Police in Plano, Texas, responded to a stabbing and kidnapping on October 3, 2024, leading to the arrest of Raul Puente and Ivan Puente-Ledezma for aggravated kidnapping and assault.

Lewisville seeks public input on a HUD grant application for affordable housing, with a public hearing and online survey available for community feedback.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing the need for societal changes to address domestic abuse through education, events, and wearing purple to show solidarity.

First responders found a stabbing victim in Haltom City; a suspect is in custody. Details of the victim's condition, suspect's identity, and charges remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Nine people from Brownfield, Texas were charged with drug trafficking, facing potential life sentences if convicted. A multi-agency effort led to the arrests and indictments.

Arlington Police detained Rondre Mayberry, 25, linking him to a February murder via ballistics and cell records after he was found with a related gun in June.