Dallas Love Field invites neighbors to a meeting on Oct 22nd to discuss airport improvements and residents can register to attend or submit queries online.

The Texas Supreme Court ruled eight-liner gaming devices unconstitutional, upholding Fort Worth's stance and allowing the city to regulate game rooms.

Fort Worth hosted a Development 101 workshop to guide developers, business owners, and consultants through the city development process, featuring sessions like "Bob’s Building a Bistro" for practical understanding.

Fort Worth celebrated the one-year anniversary of its Environmental Services department with educational displays and a speech on their accomplishments.

Arlington will conduct targeted ground spraying for West Nile Virus on Oct. 8-9, in response to a positive mosquito sample found near Eden Road and West Lynn Creek Drive.

Arlington Police and the DEA invite the public to dispose of unused medications on National Drug Take Back Day at four sites in Arlington on October 26, 2024.

Arlington offers a showerhead exchange program to encourage water conservation by providing residents with water-efficient models, promising savings on utilities and energy.

The North Texas Red Cross is aiding those impacted by Hurricane Helene and preparing for Hurricane Milton, calling for volunteers to help in Florida shelters.

The Southeast Branch library is hosting a Spooktober Family Festival on October 25, featuring games, crafts, storytime, and a costume contest. The event is free and aims to celebrate Halloween with the community.

The Everman Angels Program is preparing for a fundraising event to support children and families in need during Christmas through food, clothing, and toys.

The Fort Worth Fire Department promotes working smoke alarms for Fire Prevention Week, offering free alarms and installation, and emphasizing routine testing and replacement every 10 years.

The Arlington Police Department invites community members to discuss concerns and build trust with officers over coffee on October 9th at a local McDonald's.

Texas plans to end vehicle safety inspections in January 2025, but emissions tests will remain in select counties, outlined in a Texas Department of Public Safety's Facebook post.