Euless invites residents to its Trunk or Treat event on Oct 25, with decorated car trunks for candy collection at Glade Parks, and open vendor applications.

Lewisville residents are invited to a free workshop on October 14th to learn about home repair resources and grant opportunities as part of the city's neighborhood development programs.

LLELA hosts a free Open House with family-friendly activities, interactive exhibits, and opportunities for fishing, nature walks, and learning about local wildlife and pioneer history.

Texas has expanded its "Move Over or Slow Down" law to include animal services vehicles, mandating drivers to make way or slow down for them on the road.

Denton residents are invited to share their views on federal fund allocation through a survey and a public hearing on October 28, focusing on housing, homelessness, and community programs.

The Haltom City Police Department announced the death of K9 Officer Ghost after illness, highlighting his service since 2019 and his impact on the community and public safety.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation is hosting a playdate and Punt, Pass, & Kick Competition at Chandler Park on October 10th, with games, music, and football skills showcase.

The Irving Police Department highlights pedestrian safety in a social media post for National Pedestrian Safety Month, advising on shared road responsibility.

South Dallas and Fair Park residents can help shape their community’s future through public meetings on the new SDFP Area Plan. The first session is October 14 at the MLK Jr. Recreation Center, with more on November 11 and December 9.

The Grand Prairie Farmers Market hosts a Pumpkin Patch Photo Contest until Oct 31 with a $50 prize, inviting visitors to share fall-themed photos with a hashtag on social media.

The Texas Veterans Day Parade will occur on November 11 in Arlington with floats, military units, marching bands, and a drone show. Rex Tillerson is the Grand Marshal, and attendees are asked to donate to Toys for Tots.

Fort Worth named streets after Shirley Knox Benton, a former educator and the first Black female principal at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, honoring her lasting educational impact.

Fort Worth promoted safer pedestrian routes for students in alignment with Vision Zero on National Walk to School Day, enhancing infrastructure around A.V. Cato Elementary School.