The Euless Community Garage Sale is an opportunity for residents to buy and sell secondhand goods on October 12 at the Senior Center, with seller spots available for $10. The inclusive event encourages sustainability and accessibility for all.

The Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA hosted its second International Food Festival, emphasizing global diversity and community services, including informative panels.

Dallas is hosting a community meeting to discuss May 28 storm impacts and future preparedness, involving city officials and Oncor, at W.T. White High School on September 28.

The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms for Dallas, with a 20% to 60% chance of precipitation and highs ranging from 84-90 degrees over the next few days.

Mesquite Police Department has warned about increased false threats of school violence, stressing consequences for the hoaxers. Police charged juveniles in 12 cases this year and maintain a zero-tolerance policy.

A multi-vehicle crash on I635 caused significant delays and forced the closure of the westbound side at the MacArthur Exit. Investigations into the accident are ongoing.

Mansfield Parks Department hosts a charity 5k event on Sept. 28 to support local animal shelters, offering an opportunity to walk shelter dogs. The event aims to raise awareness and encourage adoption.

Plano community organizers plan a meeting on October 5, 2024, to address mental health and substance use, with a focus on the fentanyl crisis. The free event at Chase Oaks Church will feature discussions and activities.

A 21-year-old suspect was arrested in East Dallas for the shooting death of a teenager in Mansfield on September 19, 2024; details are still under investigation.

Showers and thunderstorms with an 80% chance of precipitation are expected in Dallas, with highs near 81°F. Clearing skies tonight and warmer weather Tuesday precede more storms later in the week.

Haslet, Texas celebrated Universal Oneness Day by honoring the Hindu festival Raksha Bandhan. Mayor Hulsey and firefighters participated, highlighting cultural unity and appreciation by gifting Rakhis to public officers.

Officer Davis joins Lewisville Police Department after graduating from the BCAPS, becoming part of its 299th class. The North Central Texas COG program prepares officers with practical skills and ethical training for their law enforcement careers.

Irving Police received a donation of 420 Narcan doses from Jacob's Journey, supporting their fight against the opioid crisis and potentially saving lives from overdose.