Arlington's VIA on-demand ride service improves mobility for seniors like Jan Hensley, providing crucial transportation, independence, and access to life's essentials.

The Cedar Hill Police Department emphasizes school safety as the new school year begins, urging drivers to adhere to reduced speed limits in school zones, watch for increased pedestrian traffic, and not pass stopped school buses.

Fort Worth residents prepare for National Night Out on the first Tuesday in October to foster community ties and safety, with the local police department promoting event registration and neighborhood participation.

Joey Tobin of Boy Scout Troop 191 has achieved the Eagle Scout rank and earned 112 badges. He completed a service project at Sacred Heart Catholic School and was honored by Denton PD with a Chief's coin.

Final auditions for "The Lion The Witch & The Wardrobe" will be held on Thursday in Mansfield for young actors in grades 5-12, covering all levels of experience.

An event in the DFW area offers guidance on law enforcement careers, featuring education and fitness sessions, agency reps, and networking opportunities for aspiring officers.

The Flex-It Gym opened in the city under new owners Brooke and Noah, with a grand opening attended by local dignitaries and Mr. Olympia Shaun Clarida, signifying a new chapter for community fitness.

White Settlement is hosting a free tire disposal event on August 31st for local residents to discard old tires in an environmentally responsible way. Proof of residency is required.

The Lake Arlington Branch of the Arlington Public Library has launched a new book club focused on dark fiction that includes mystery, thriller, and horror genres for adults 18+, starting on August 12 at 7 p.m.

The American Red Cross East Texas collaborated with local groups in Tyler to celebrate Love Thy City Day, focusing on community and emergency preparedness.

Matthew Rico has been recognized as Volunteer of the Month by Arlington Parks and Recreation for his commitment to youth athletics and community service.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office declared August as Back to School Safety Month, focusing on traffic safety and preparing the community for the return of students to school.

The Providence Initiative held a Back to School Bash at Providence Place Apartments in Denton, offering free school supplies and food to set students up for academic success, demonstrating community support and engagement.