Fort Worth celebrates Arbor Day with free admission to Log Cabin Village on Nov. 1, featuring an opening ceremony, family-friendly activities, tree seedling giveaways, and educational programs.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court hosts a Warrant Forgiveness event on Nov. 2 at Blue Haze Elementary School for individuals to resolve citations without arrest.

The City of Lewisville is holding a Backyard Cottage Design Competition, with entries open to various age groups, to seek innovative affordable housing solutions.

Dallas commences the construction of the Charlie Pump Station to mitigate flood risks, with officials and the community attending the groundbreaking event.

The Dallas Code Compliance Department won the "Code Compliance Department of the Year" at the AACE Conference, where Assistant Director Brian Morris also gained a key role.

Volunteers and officials in Arlington's Buena Vista East neighborhood joined forces to remove 4.5 tons of waste, part of a city-wide cleanup initiative. The event included a block party with refreshments and games.

The City of White Settlement has acquired property at 701 S. Cherry Lane, the former site of Abode Treatment, with intentions to revitalize the area to benefit the community economically and aesthetically.

Detective Geovanny Ramirez of White Settlement Police was honored with the 2024 Flock Safety Solved Award for his crime-solving efforts using technology.

The Waxahachie Police Department hosted a pumpkin decorating contest on Facebook, inviting the public to vote and highlighting job openings within the department.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office launched the "Not On My Watch" campaign to combat domestic violence, urging victims to seek help and warning offenders of prosecution.

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Fort Worth resident Jennifer Adams conducted a "Buddy Drive," collecting 27 stuffed animals for police to comfort children affected by domestic incidents.

Arlington receives a $16.6 million low-interest loan for wastewater projects, expected to save nearly $5 million and enhance infrastructure sustainability.

The Red Oak Police Department promoted teen driving safety and the importance of not speeding during National Teen Drivers Safety Week on social media.