Dallas launches a free emergency response training for residents, set for three Sundays in September at the Dallas Fire-Rescue Training Academy, with a registration deadline on September 7.

UT Arlington received the 2024 VEERA Gold level award for its continued commitment to supporting military-connected students, making it the fourth consecutive year the university has been honored.

Arlington Animal Services partners with Operation Kindness to offer free vet care for community cats on Sept. 19, including spay/neuter services to manage feral cat population.

Dallas announces a press conference on emergency preparedness to be held during National Preparedness Month, discussing new strategies and tools for public safety.

Frisco residents are invited to a city council meeting on September 17, 2024, to vote on the city's 2024 tax rate at the George A Purefoy Municipal Center.

Arlington Parks is hosting a paint night event at Ventana Grille on Sept. 13 with dinner included, encouraging guests to wear creatively decorated aprons.

Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth highlights National Preparedness Month on social media to emphasize the importance of disaster preparedness.

Argyle Independent School District celebrated its annual Homecoming Parade, showcasing school spirit with creative floats and unity, evoking joy within the community.

The Grand Prairie community rallied to distribute 637,000 water bottles following a water advisory, with citizens and local businesses working together for the relief effort.

NAS JRB Fort Worth schedules a September 11 memorial service for 2024, exclusively for those with base access to honor the lives lost and legacy influenced by 9/11.

Tarrant County is updating its Hazard Mitigation Action Plan and is seeking public input to shape the strategy for minimizing future damage from various hazards.

Early giving for North Texas Giving Day 2024 begins, with the American Red Cross North Texas chapter advocating for local non-profit support. Donations can be scheduled in advance to aid emergency relief efforts.

The Argyle Police Department is hosting a bingo event featuring Chief Jackson modeling handbags to support Denton County Friends Of The Family, highlighting community unity and charity.