Russell Feed & Supply, in collaboration with PAWS, waived adoption fees during a pet adoption event to help animals find homes and promote awareness about animal adoption and welfare.

A helicopter dropped rubber ducks for Hilltop Elementary PTA's "Eagle Roundup" fundraiser, with Town of Argyle officials ensuring residents it was a scheduled, safe event.

WSISD is conducting acoustical testing outside schools for a DoD grant to assess sound insulation, with speakers emitting noise during evenings and weekends.

Plano community organizers plan a meeting on October 5, 2024, to address mental health and substance use, with a focus on the fentanyl crisis. The free event at Chase Oaks Church will feature discussions and activities.

The Denton Police Department celebrated National Forensic Science Week, praising the crucial but often unseen work of their forensics team in law enforcement and criminal justice.

Chris Womack and Briana Marano, crime analysts at Denton Police Department, are recognized for their essential role in public safety on National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day.

White Settlement Fire Department joined NERO for live fire training aimed at aircraft emergencies at NAS JRB Fort Worth, improving response strategies through interagency teamwork.

Wildlife enthusiasts can attend "Coyote Coexistence," presented by Karin and Roberto Saucedo, at Lewisville City Hall on Oct. 10. Registration is required for the free, 50-seat event about living alongside urban coyotes.

The Lewisville Fire Department hosts its Open House on Oct. 5, offering station tours, demonstrations, and equipment displays for community engagement.

The FBI Dallas expressed gratitude for the successful "Picture Yourself Behind the Badge" event, aimed at bridging gaps and inspiring careers in law enforcement.

The FBI celebrates the contributions of Hispanic-American personnel during Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the agency's commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

A Facebook glitch falsely cancelled an Arlington Parks' empanada class due to low enrollment, but the Tamales Taste of East class on September 28 is still scheduled.

Elizabeth "Liz" Levitt Hirsch was posthumously honored in Arlington; September 17th, 2024, declared Liz Levitt Hirsch Day. She's recognized for her role in community arts through the Levitt Pavilion, a cultural and economic contributor to Arlington.