Coppell's Life Safety Park is offering a free car seat workshop for parents on Saturday to educate on proper installation and safety for infants and toddlers.

The Irving Police Department is hosting a UNIDOS event on October 5th offering legal advice services in both English and Spanish, aimed at empowering the community.

The Faith & Blue event at Destiny Church of DFW on October 12 aims to foster dialogue and trust between residents and police, with activities for all ages and light refreshments.

Carrollton's Marketing Services team won six awards from 3CMA for their local government communication efforts, including two Savvy Awards for graphic design and a promotional item.

The University of Texas at Arlington topped North Texas college rankings and ranked No. 6 in Texas according to The Wall Street Journal, notably for student graduation rates and future earnings.

The Plano Police Department hosted the Thriving Communities Resource Fair, offering local resources for health, education, and more to families and individuals.

The 2024 Homecoming Parade for Keller Middle and High schools will disrupt local traffic on Sept. 30, with road closures starting at 4:30 p.m. and festivities including a pep rally at the Keller ISD Stadium.

The Carrollton Culture Fest features international cuisines, crafts, and live performances, and will take place in Historic Downtown Carrollton with free entry for all attendees.

Mesquite's Fall Book Sale is scheduled for October 25-26, offering a variety of used books and media, with proceeds supporting library programs. A new credit card payment option is now available.

The Fort Worth Animal Care & Control's Transport Program has successfully relocated over 1000 dogs this fiscal year, with a recent group of 27 dogs sent to less crowded shelters in New England.

Fort Worth shares a reminder that falls among the elderly are common and preventable, announcing an event by the National Council on Aging to assess fall risks and promote prevention strategies.

Arlington Parks clarified a Facebook glitch mistakenly showed an empanada class as canceled, which was actually due to low sign-ups, while confirming the upcoming tamales class remains scheduled.

Rockwall County invites residents to a public forum to discuss its 2050 Strategic Plan, focusing on growth and preservation, at the County Courthouse on September 25th.