Red Oak PD issued safety reminders on social media for the start of deer season, providing links to safety tips and regulations for hunters in Ellis County to prevent accidents.

The Plano Police Department praised Rice Middle School for hosting the Annual First Responders Appreciation Day, marking a gesture of gratitude towards Plano's service providers.

The White Settlement JETS participated in the Special Olympics Texas Bowling Competition, receiving community support and a visit from Mayor Faron Young.

Rockwall County has started a "Thank A Veteran" program offering discounts at local businesses. The first ID was given to a retired Marine, and veterans can apply for the ID by submitting their DD-214.

White Settlement Police and the DEA held a successful drug take-back event, collecting 236 pounds of prescription drugs to prevent misuse and environmental harm.

Fort Worth residents are invited to a free tire recycling event on Nov. 16 at the East Regional Library to prevent illegal dumping and environmental damage.

Fort Worth's contest to name street sweepers draws community interest, with more than 1,300 names submitted. Voting is open until Nov. 15 for the final 12 names.

Fort Worth announces a Thanksgiving Break Camp for kids aged 5-13, with pre-registration at $15/day and on-site registration at $20/day. Programs run from 7:30 AM to 6 PM with discounts available.

The Boots to Business Reboot Workshop in Fort Worth on Nov. 12 offers veterans and military spouses free entrepreneurial training from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pre-registration is required.

Fort Worth Municipal Court celebrates Municipal Court Week (Nov 4-8) with events at the A.D. Marshall Building, emphasizing unity, justice, and community engagement.

The City of Lewisville has announced a logo design contest for its 2025 ColorPalooza festival, open to local students in grades 9-12. The winner will receive a $1,000 scholarship.

The Gene Carey Animal Shelter in Lewisville is hosting a holiday photo event with Santa on Nov. 23 for pets. A $10 donation for digital photos benefits the shelter's medical fund.

Keller has public hearings on Nov 12 for zoning changes, including a Surgical Outpatient Facility and tech workspaces, and encourages community input.