White Settlement Police Department shared at the International Chiefs of Police Conference their community strategies and public information trends, representing small agencies and showcasing their engagement initiatives.

STAR Transit in Rockwall County offers free rides to polling places for voting, covering early voting and Election Day, bookable via phone or the STARNow app.

The Heath Police & Fire Association partners with Lyft for the Safe Ride Program, providing free rides to intoxicated Heath, Texas residents to prevent DUIs.

Fort Worth City Council rejected Oncor Electric's proposed rate increase, maintaining current utility prices and emphasizing residents' financial well-being.

The Argyle community is set to enjoy its 5th Annual Trunk or Treat event, bringing families together for Halloween festivities, with local support and free apple cider.

The Arlington Public Library will host the third annual Indie Author Book Festival on November 1, offering workshops, author interactions, and free giveaways.

Denton community prepares for the UNT and TWU Basketball Showcase on Elm Street, celebrating local sports and camaraderie, with the event starting at 7 p.m. tomorrow.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation launches Unplug Texas Day to encourage screen-free activities and reconnect with the physical world. No registration needed, with various events lined up.

The Burleson Police Department has contained a gas leak on Monticello Drive, allowing evacuated residents to return home, though gas line repairs may continue.

Carrollton prepares for its 15th annual Festival at the Switchyard on November 8, featuring live music, including headliner Rick Springfield, and community activities.

Fort Worth hosted the Pathways to Success Career & Resource Fair, supporting youth development and career opportunities, with key figures participating and a strong community partnership presence.

FWACC has increased its live release rate to 85.47% in FY 2025, with successful initiatives and community engagement contributing to more animals finding homes or being reunited with owners.

The PARD Madness Basketball Tournament returns to Fort Worth on November 15–16, with team sign-ups open until November 5. Hosted at Diamond Hill and Betsy Price Community Centers, this double-elimination event invites players 18 and older to compete for local glory. Registration is $150 per team, with food trucks and vendors on-site for a full weekend of community fun.