Lewisville is holding a meeting to discuss traffic calming on King Arthur Boulevard. Residents can attend, review the draft plan, and provide input on the project.

The Arlington Public Library has launched a Spice Club, providing free monthly spice kits with a "one per household" policy for adults 18+, on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The Irving Police Department held its annual Illuminate Irving event, a tribute to domestic violence victims, involving the community in floating lanterns on Lake Carolyn in remembrance and support.

The Duncanville Police Department's Halloween Open House aims to combine fun and safety awareness for families, with games, treats, and a costume contest on October 26.

The Collin County Courthouse in Texas will open a new passport facility on November 4, 2024, following the district clerk's effort to restore services.

Garland Public Library concluded its first "One Book, One Garland" event, featuring discussions and an author evening with Reavis Z. Wortham, engaging local residents in literature-based activities.

Dallas Animal Services thanks volunteers post-kitten season and details holiday event participation, transport roles, and a workshop for shy dogs.

Early voting in Tarrant County for the November 5th General Election begins October 21. Voters in Arlington can vote ahead of Election Day at seven locations across the city.

The City of Lewisville hosts a Backyard Cottage Design Competition to address affordable housing, with cash prizes for various age categories and a focus on sustainability and accessibility.

The 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard in Carrollton promises a day of music, family fun, and food, headlined by The Wallflowers, with free entry and attractions.

Fort Worth endorses the "Lights Out" campaign to protect migrating birds, urging the switch-off of nonessential lights at night from Aug. 15 to Nov. 30 to prevent disorientation and collisions.

Fort Worth launched its first SSIP infrastructure project, marking a historic step in development services with a groundbreaking at Hughes House for new pedestrian lights.

The Arlington Housing Authority's Emergency Repair Grant Program provides up to $10,000 for emergency home repairs to eligible low-income homeowners in Arlington.