The 9-1-1 service outage in parts of Northeast Tarrant County was resolved, with residents regaining access to the emergency number after an AT&T disruption.

Ashley McBryde and Chris Young are headlining Lewisville's Western Days festival on September 27-28, with multiple stages of entertainment and community events.

White Settlement's National Night Out on October 1, 2024, to feature a drone show and a new app to enhance community safety and connections from 6-8 p.m. at Veterans Park.

Garland invites residents to join the eighth annual Tri-City Cleanup on October 5 to help preserve waterways, with supplies provided and registration available online.

Arlington is addressing West Nile Virus with targeted ground spraying after finding three positive mosquito samples, focusing on specific at-risk areas and following health guidelines.

Dallas announces Labor Day closures for city departments, but Dallas Animal Services will remain open. Hispanic Heritage Month events are also set to begin just after the holiday.

The Denton 360° program is seeking 14 residents over 18 for a behind-the-scenes look at the city's operations, with applications due by August 31, 2024.

The White Settlement ISD held a Back-to-School Rally to energize the community for the new school year and athletic season, emphasizing unity and excitement.

The Arlington Police Department is conducting a DWI enforcement initiative alongside various agencies to prevent drunk driving, emphasizing community safety and the consequences of impaired driving.

Fort Worth recognizes National Preparedness Month by focusing on emergency readiness for AANHPI communities, involving multi-language resources, school district partnerships, and the Community Connect program for comprehensive emergency planning.

UTA and Fort Worth city officials are proposing an interlocal agreement to establish the UTA West campus, aimed at enhancing education and economic growth.

Fort Worth city offices close for Labor Day, but trash pickup continues as normal. Libraries and certain animal services are closed, some recreational sites remain open. Public transport operates on a modified schedule.

The Mansfield Texas Public Library hosts The Wizardry Trials, an event with games inspired by a popular book series, on August 31. Registration is online and the event celebrates narrative and imagination for all ages.