Fort Worth presents a variety of autumn festivities, including family-friendly events and Halloween activities, as detailed in the city's news update.

Arlington Police seek public help to identify a theft suspect from Parks Mall, after they fled with a bracelet during a sale meetup. Images of the suspect and car are released for information leading to an arrest.

Fort Worth City Council is set to discuss key issues including development agreements, a DNA grant application, the interim fire chief appointment, neighborhood improvements, and a legal settlement in their next meeting.

Arlington has launched over $19 million in street maintenance, targeting at least 15 streets for improvement and 23 for repairs, funded by a local tax.

Lincoln Square in North Arlington is transforming into a retail and community hub called Anthem, with construction starting mid-2026 and new businesses opening by 2027.

A grand jury in Denton County has charged three current and former Denton police officers following an investigation into misuse of force and record tampering.

The I-30 Expansion/Improvement Project is advancing, with progress on bridges and frontage roads. No major closures are expected before year's end, and the project's full completion is projected for late 2026 or early 2027.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center has announced a variety of November events, including Victoria Gonzales' Altars Workshop and Thomas Nichols' stand-up comedy, blending art, comedy, and cultural traditions.

Ellis County issued an alert due to localized flooding, advising residents of road closures and to avoid waterlogged roads, with updates on their website.

The NWS issued a flood watch for North and Central Texas, anticipating heavy rains and potential urban flooding in areas including Dallas and Fort Worth.

Rafael Rodriguez Jr. was charged with arson and related offenses after allegedly breaking into Boulevard Baptist Church in Burleson, Texas, and starting a fire.

Keller Public Safety hosts Drug Take Back Day on October 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 330 Rufe Snow Dr. Residents can safely drop off unused medications via drive-thru. Liquids and needles are not accepted.

Police are searching for 42-year-old Christopher Whitt for the murder of Keisha Hillard. Tips can be reported to Mesquite Police or the US Marshals Service.