Dallas Water Utilities informs customers about the materials in their water lines in compliance with new EPA regulations, prioritizing safety and health.

Midlothian police officers received plaques from Radius Security for arresting a trespasser at a new City Hall/Library construction site. Radius also provided dinner for the officers.

The Mesquite Citizens Police Academy celebrated the graduation of its 40th session, highlighting community engagement as key to the police department's crime prevention efforts.

The Garland Police Department hosted a regional meeting focusing on internet crimes against children, with Detective Tony Godwin presenting a case study to enhance public safety knowledge.

The White Settlement Police Department partook in "Dining with Heroes," a POAF event to aid injured officers, emphasizing community-police bonds on social media.

The Plano Texas Police Department announced a Free Holiday Safety program aimed at preventing property crime, scheduled for November 12, led by Officer Chris Bianez.

The 2024 Southwest Airlines Showcase at Cedar Crest Golf Course offers free admission for spectators to watch top college-aged golfers from diverse backgrounds compete from Nov 11-13, with live GOLF Channel coverage.

Pioneers Rest Cemetery, a historic site in Fort Worth listed on the National Register of Historic Places, offers public access and has received grants for restoration.

Fort Worth introduces P.A.W.S. for Patriots, an event combining veteran support with animal companionship, featuring pet interactions, free vaccines, and community resources.

A free "HIIT in the Park" workout will be held on November 14 at Exall Park, hosted by Dallas Park and Recreation and Cowboys Fit, to promote fitness in the community.

Lewisville opens participation for the Old Town Holiday Stroll on Dec 6-7, including a parade and various activities. Volunteers and parade applicants can apply on the city's website by Dec 2.

Lewisville invites residents to influence the allocation of social service funds in public meetings for the 2024-25 program year. Feedback will shape CDBG funding and City Social Service Agency Fund distribution decisions.

Lewisville residents can now dispose of cooking oil eco-friendly at the Holiday Grease Roundup to prevent sewage issues, with the city collecting grease for biodiesel or biogas energy production.