The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offers accessible, 24/7 support via call, text, or chat for those in mental health crises, including thoughts of suicide and substance use.

Dallas strengthens community safety with initiatives for National Preparedness Month, like DallasAlert, and events such as the Emergency Preparedness Fair.

Arlington Water Utilities and TRWD educated 778 fifth-graders in water conservation, receiving positive feedback from students and teachers under the Conservation Captains initiative.

Arlington's Centennial Car Show, hosted by Arlington Parks and Recreation, will feature classic cars in a family-friendly event with free admission on September 14.

Arlington's East Library and Recreation Center offers cooking workshops highlighting different cultural dishes for those 13 and up, with registration now open.

The Red Cross, with Invitation Homes, is hosting a "Sound the Alarm" event in Northside, Fort Worth, to install free smoke alarms and educate residents on fire safety.

North Texas Red Cross volunteers prepare to aid communities in anticipation of Hurricane Francine, with seasoned individuals like Dru Ann West, Ronnie Sampsel, and Stacy Franklin ready to provide support and embody the spirit of volunteerism.

Traffic signal relocation at U.S. 380 intersections in Frisco will affect commutes starting tomorrow, aimed at easing congestion. Drivers are urged to exercise caution.

The City of Carrollton is preparing for its 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard, featuring entertainment, culture, and volunteer opportunities, including free concerts headlined by the Wallflowers.

The Mesquite Animal Shelter saw a 60% increase in adoptions during Clear the Shelters, with 171 pets adopted, reflecting community support.

Dallas launches Welcoming Week 2024, focusing on inclusivity, highlighting immigrant contributions, and promoting community unity through various events.

Jay Warren, Arlington's Director of Communication, was named Communicator of the Year at the 3CMA conference, and the city won 11 Savvy Awards for excellence in government communication.

Arlington officials seek public input on Safe Streets Arlington, a plan to reduce traffic deaths and serious injuries by 5% yearly, with the next meeting on September 19, 2024.