A Dallas community mourns the loss of 17-year-old Angel Celis-Reyes, who was fatally shot on Military Parkway as police continue their investigation.

Hurst Police Chief Steve Niekamp passed away due to a health complication, honored by the White Settlement Police Department and mourned by the local community.

Dallas is set for a sunny, warm week with highs in mid-90s and chances of evening showers and thunderstorms. Cooler temperatures and rain are expected later in the week.

The City of Mesquite announces its 9th annual Día de los Muertos Celebration with workshops, performances, and activities on Oct. 25 at the Mesquite Arts Center.

The Garland Eyes Photography Exhibit at the Granville Arts Center Gallery showcases local photographers' work, with an artists' reception held on September 18.

The Dallas City Council approved the FY 2025-26 budget of $5.20 billion, focusing on safety, tech, and infrastructure, cutting property tax rates, and investing in police recruitment and retention.

Arlington Public Library's Retro Technology Lab helps digitize old formats like VHS and floppy disks, requiring a library card and an appointment for service.

Dallas Animal Services aims to raise $150,000 on North Texas Giving Day and thanks volunteers for handling a distemper outbreak. A recent event raised $2,300 for the shelter.

Fort Worth entrepreneurs prepare to compete in the 2025 Business Plan Competition finale, presenting their ideas for a chance to win cash prizes at the Modern Art Museum on October 14.

Dallas faces heat, potential storms, and an ozone alert this week, with temperatures up to 95 degrees and a 20-30% chance of rain. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality warns of high ozone levels, advising residents to reduce emissions.

The Arlington City Council approved a $750.7 million budget to address a $20 million shortfall through spending cuts, fee hikes, and property tax increases, impacting city services and personnel.

Frisco is set to unveil a Purple Heart Monument this weekend, to honor military service members, featuring Medal of Honor recipient Capt. Groberg as speaker.

The Garland Youth Citizen Police Academy began a new session, where high school students learn about police work over seven weeks, aiming to build community trust and understanding.