Wylie mourns the passing of Raymond Cooper, a local figure recognized for his community service, philanthropy, and leadership, leaving a lasting impact on the city.

The Mesquite Police Department honors Sylvia Encinia for her contributions during Hispanic Heritage Month, detailing her administrative support role and value as a Spanish translator since joining in 2015.

Plano residents attended an event addressing mental health and the fentanyl crisis at Chase Oaks Church, with discussions and a police-involved panel.

Dallas encourages public input on the KBHCCD Master Plan through town halls, starting October 8 at Singing Hills Recreation Center, with inclusivity features like language support.

Coppell residents can safely dispose of unwanted meds on DEA National Drug Takeback Day, with a local event offering anonymous drop-off on October 26 at 130 Town Center Blvd.

The Lewisville Public Library offers programs for kids, resume workshops, and a horror movie screening, serving as a community center for education and entertainment.

The Mansfield Texas Public Library is hosting a Halloween Costume Carousel, a sustainable event where people can exchange costumes to reduce waste and promote community sharing.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing the need for societal changes to address domestic abuse through education, events, and wearing purple to show solidarity.

Eight women graduated from the RISE Program, designed to provide second chances through job training, education, and support services in Tarrant County.

Fort Worth Police and The Grantsmanship Center are hosting a workshop on program planning for agencies seeking CCPD grants, focusing on strategy over writing proposals.

Fort Worth supports National Walk to School Day on October 9th, centered at Carter Park Elementary, to promote health, safety, and environmental benefits.

Arlington is responding to the fentanyl crisis by organizing a panel, including the Arlington PD and other local organizations, to discuss solutions and educate the community.

The Euless Fire Department will host the OPEN HOUSE 2024 event, inviting the Euless Police Department to join due to ongoing construction at the police headquarters. The event aims to foster community engagement with first responders.