Ashley McBryde and Chris Young are headlining Lewisville's Western Days festival on September 27-28, with multiple stages of entertainment and community events.

Dallas announces Labor Day closures for city departments, but Dallas Animal Services will remain open. Hispanic Heritage Month events are also set to begin just after the holiday.

Ellis County Commissioners will discuss the Morgan Creek Estates replat for a residential lot, with a public meeting set for October 1, 2024. Residents can contact the Development Department for more information.

A 19-year-old was arrested in Denton for DUI and evading police during Saturation Saturday. The vehicle was speeding, hit a median, and a firearm was found inside. Additional charges are possible.

Denton County plans to discuss proposed salary changes for elected officials during a public meeting on September 10, 2024, with details available on their website.

The White Settlement Police Department incorporated a new VR simulator, the APEX Officer system, to improve police training in tactics, de-escalation, and use of force.

The Lewisville Police Department participated in Saturation Saturday, targeting impaired drivers to prevent accidents and fatalities during a busy travel period.

Officers from the Lewisville Police Department were filmed saving a driver from a burning vehicle, showcasing their bravery in a graphic video now available online.

Fort Worth city offices close for Labor Day, but trash pickup continues as normal. Libraries and certain animal services are closed, some recreational sites remain open. Public transport operates on a modified schedule.

The Mansfield Texas Public Library hosts The Wizardry Trials, an event with games inspired by a popular book series, on August 31. Registration is online and the event celebrates narrative and imagination for all ages.

Rockwall High School wrestling coach Josh Brining is on leave amid an investigation into an incident where student Gavin Gross sustained a serious shoulder injury.

Fort Worth residents completed over 4.5 million minutes of reading during the Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge, with 8,608 participants and over 2,300 completions.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for North Texas, with temperatures potentially hitting 109 degrees, emphasizing precautions against heat-induced illnesses.