The Desoto Police Officers Association and Desoto PD are hosting a Halloween Trunk or Treat event for safe, community-focused celebration on October 31st.

The Ellis County Commissioner's Court lifted a 90-day Burn Ban allowing outdoor burning in unincorporated areas with an emphasis on responsible practices.

Carrollton partners with Avive Solutions to launch the 4 Minute City™ Program, equipping volunteers with AEDs and CPR training to respond to cardiac arrests.

Dallas is hosting town halls in October to discuss the Master Plan for the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, inviting public input on its future development.

Fort Worth has created a "Resources for Veterans" page on its website to help local veterans access services, with connections to nonprofits, government entities, and support organizations.

Fort Worth City Council is distributing excess PPE to local businesses, with masks still available but hand sanitizer stocks depleted. Businesses must apply through an online form by October 31st.

Fort Worth Public Library offers ESL Read Out Loud classes to help non-native speakers improve their English, providing a safe space for practice and confidence building, with in-person and online options across three library locations.

Shamblee Library hosted a community event with BBQ and discussions regarding the Evans & Rosedale project, aimed at connecting developer Royal Capital with locals.

The Irving Police and Fire departments are hosting the annual Blue Christmas Car Show to support underprivileged children during the holidays with a display of cars.

Rockwall County is hosting a free County Library Community Resource Festival with family-friendly activities including crafting, a petting zoo, and a children's STEAM truck.

Euless' Halloween Trunk or Treat event is returning on Oct 26 at Glade Parks, promising an evening of candy collecting for families and participation opportunities for local businesses.

The Euless Family Life Center Natatorium will host its third annual Pumpkin Splash event on October 18, featuring an aquatic pumpkin patch and festive activities such as decorating pumpkins and enjoying s'mores. Registration is $10 per person.

Garland, Texas, ranks as the fourth Most Hospitable U.S. City for holidays, based on recreation and lodging affordability, with an average hotel price of $127.05.