Allen is launching #AllenStrongerTogether, featuring events like the Cottage Market, a peanut butter drive, North Texas Giving Day, National Night Out, and fall activities to promote community connection from September to October.

The Plano Police Department is seeking help in apprehending a suspect linked to multiple thefts at a gas station, who brandished a handgun when confronted.

Dallas is forecasted to have a week of sunny weather, with temperatures climbing from 84°F to highs near 94°F. There's a slight chance of showers on Wednesday.

North Texas communities plan to hold a "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" to memorialize 9/11 victims and fallen service members, with a flag handoff on the Lewisville Lake bridge at sunset.

Arlington Animal Services partners with Operation Kindness to offer free vet care for community cats on Sept. 19, including spay/neuter services to manage feral cat population.

Argyle Independent School District celebrated its annual Homecoming Parade, showcasing school spirit with creative floats and unity, evoking joy within the community.

Denton County health officials plan ground fogging to reduce West Nile Virus risks after a positive mosquito trap result between Argyle and Copper Canyon.

Dallas police are investigating a fatal shooting on Meadow Street where 54-year-old Simona Walker was killed; 26-year-old Zachary Anderson is charged with murder.

Ana Vallecillo, a missing 10-year-old, has been found safe, ending the search initiated by the Dallas Police Department. Details of her recovery are not disclosed.

NAS JRB Fort Worth schedules a September 11 memorial service for 2024, exclusively for those with base access to honor the lives lost and legacy influenced by 9/11.

The article informs about road closures in Texas due to the I-35E Phase 2 Project, advising drivers on upcoming disruptions from September 6, and the long-term Luna Road Bridge closure.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission schedules a public hearing on proposed changes to the Development Code concerning Commercial Animal Services. The meeting is set for September 25, 2024, at City Hall.

Fort Worth plans to invest an additional $10.4 million from PayGo funding into street repairs for FY 2025, maintaining the current tax rate and potentially saving $50 million in future reconstruction costs.