DFWI won the International Downtown Association's Award of Excellence for its T&P Passage project, which enhances connectivity and features historic displays, public art, and a mural in Fort Worth.

The Levitt Pavilion in Arlington ends its concert season with free live music and cultural events in October, featuring tributes, 90s bands, and diverse celebrations.

Fort Worth enhances its Drop-Off Stations for better waste disposal, affecting operational hours, material guidelines, and access for apartment residents.

Keitlen Alvarez, Bowie High School junior and Lady Vols soccer team captain, is named Arlington’s Student-Athlete of the Month for September 2025, also excelling in cross country running.

Theatre Arlington debuts "Mary Poppins, Jr.," an all-youth production led by Natalia Knight, offering performances and educational opportunities for local audiences and school trips.

The Arlington Public Library invites the community to contribute photos of passed loved ones for its Día de los Muertos Ofrenda project to be displayed starting Oct. 20.

A fatal shooting in Dallas early Monday left one man dead; police are investigating with few details on suspects or motives. Public assistance is sought.

The Texas Department of Public Safety canceled the Silver Alert for 71-year-old Ponos Senat, indicating he was found safe after being reported missing in Dallas.

Dallas police responded to a shooting on Ryan Road, resulting in a 16-year-old's death; 20-year-old Anderson Acabal-Nolasco was arrested on manslaughter charges.

The Dallas Police hosted a community event in Oak Cliff with over 250 attendees, offering free food and gifts with the support of local organizations, emphasizing unity and community engagement.

Dallas anticipates a week of sunny weather with highs around 90 degrees and lows near 68 degrees, with gentle winds and clear skies persisting into the weekend.

Arlington Animal Services is facing an overflow of pets and is offering a $5 adoption special to encourage community members to adopt and help alleviate space issues at the shelter. All adoptable dogs are evaluated and come with health benefits.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office is hosting a fair to educate on crisis response using its UAS program, inviting the public to engage with first responders and learn about safety tools and techniques.