The Denton County Sheriff's Office is offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of fugitives, engaging the community through social media for tips.

The Denton County Sheriff's Explorer Post 29 is teaming up with DCFOF to provide meals to 350 families affected by violence in their Adopt-a-Family program.

The Burleson Police Department highlights the importance of internet safety for children, citing the rise in digital threats reported by NCMEC. They share a video and plan an educational event to address the issue.

Southlake has begun road work on Union Church Road, causing detours for the next eight months as part of the larger West Continental Boulevard project, set to be completed by 2026.

The Frisco Rail District has launched a digital gift card program to boost local business by offering 'Buy One, Get One' Bonus Cards, with $300,000 allocated by the FCDC for the initiative.

Ellis County is reviewing a replat application to divide approx. 9 acres in Grande Casa Ranchitos into three lots, with a public meeting set for December 9th, 2025.

Carrollton is hosting a 'Cease the Grease' event for residents to dispose of cooking oils responsibly to prevent plumbing issues and environmental harm. The initiative offers free disposal on December 1 and 2.

Rockwall County's Western heritage is celebrated at the annual Sheriff's Posse Roundup, featuring family-friendly activities and raising funds for agriculture student scholarships on November 8, 2025.

Denton City will close on Veterans Day, affecting services like solid waste collection, with most facilities reopening the next day. Public safety departments, however, will continue to operate.

Mesquite honors veterans with a ceremony involving comments from leaders and music, in partnership with American Legion Post 504 and VFW Post 8785, on Nov. 8 at the Veterans Memorial.

The Dallas Love Field Good Neighbor Program meeting is set for November 4, encouraging community engagement with airport staff in person and through a registration link.

Dallas Love Field organizes a donation drive to support its 300 unpaid federal workers during the government shutdown by collecting items like food and personal care products.

The Dallas District 4 newsletter details local engagement efforts, recognizes community leaders, and addresses issues like gentrification and infrastructure in historic neighborhoods.