Arlington's ACTIV Center is hosting the Walktober Challenge for residents 50+ to walk on most days from Oct. 1 to Nov. 30, with kick-off event featuring the mayor.

Duncanville residents will experience increased utility bills next month due to City Council-approved hikes in water, sewer, and garbage rates reflecting in November.

Denton considers changing land use for 57 acres; a public hearing is set for October 14th to discuss potentially shifting parts from rural and residential to industrial and mixed-use.

Dallas offers a 2-for-1 deal on Hay Day Hustle 5K registrations until September 28, featuring a community-focused event with a race, fun run, after-party, and local vendor fair on October 11.

The LLELA Open House offers free outdoor activities and educational exhibits on butterflies, nature walks, camping, fishing, and history in Lewisville.

Lewisville partners with TCAP for a low-cost pet vaccine clinic on Oct. 4 at Gene Carey Animal Shelter, offering affordable vaccines and tests for dogs and cats.

The Camino De Los Muertos Trail Run at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area on Nov. 1 supports conservation efforts and offers various race lengths for participants.

The Lewisville public library hosts various events, including Mother Goose Time for tots, a financial seminar for business owners, and an anime gathering for teens.

Carrollton Culture Fest is set for a vibrant celebration of global traditions with food, crafts, and performances, offering free entry and activities on S. Broadway Street.

Dallas is collaborating with the Dallas Wings to start building a new practice facility, with a groundbreaking event in Joey Georgusis Park for the community-focused project, expecting to open by the 2026 WNBA season.

The city of Grand Prairie is hosting The Grandest Tree Competition, inviting residents to nominate notable trees, with winners receiving city swag and recognition.

Fort Worth is hosting various fall events, including community center festivities, the Nature Center's Trails & Treats, and the Log Cabin Village murder mystery game. Activities focus on family-friendly fun and safety.

Arlington offers residents up to three free landfill trips per year for household item disposal, excluding landlords and multiple property owners. No coupons needed; conditions apply.