Lewisville, in partnership with its Old Town Business Association, announces the return of "Little Monsters on Main" for Halloween on Oct 25, featuring free activities like trick-or-treating, entertainment, and a screening of "Monsters Inc."

The Trick-or-Eat Food Truck Rodeo and Garner Night Out event in Garner has been postponed due to expected bad weather, with a new date to be announced.

Lewisville received a Bronze designation from Charging Smart for its efforts in expanding electric vehicle infrastructure and services, as part of the city's ongoing environmental efforts.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott mobilizes state resources and updates a disaster declaration for 179 counties in response to wildfire and flash flood threats.

SR 18 near Tiger Mountain will close for upgrades from Oct. 16-20, with construction including lane expansions and safety enhancements. Traffic detours will be provided during the work.

Investigator Kelly Hoard retires from the Blount County Sheriff's Office after 25 years, having served notably in ICAC and the Sex Offender Registry. He overcame cancer while maintaining his duties.

Irvin High School hosts Program Night to showcase unique educational opportunities like P-TECH Health Science Academy to prospective students and families.

Austin ISD’s draft plan to close schools and redraw boundaries incites community protests for transparency and impacts on local families, with financial savings cited by the district.

The City of Denton released its latest Friday Staff Report, which is available on their website and offers subscription options for updates via email or text alerts.

Utah State University vet students practice their skills with actors and fake pets in a Diagnostics Challenge, simulating real clinic scenarios before treating live animals, as part of their education.

State Senator Warren Hamilton received the Liberty Bell Award from the Oklahoma District Attorney’s Association for his work on legislation to increase punishment for child sex offenders.

The Elks Lodge #538 Building in Grass Valley celebrates its landmark status with a plaque dedication, tour, and refreshments on Oct. 12 at 10 a.m. at 109 S. School St.

Boulder City Council approved a new Festival Lodging Rental License, enabling residents to rent out their homes during festivals, aimed at easing accommodation scarcity and boosting the local economy.