The Denton Planning and Zoning Commission is considering rezoning 2,500 acres of land for a master planned community, aligning with the Denton 2040 plan. Public hearing is set for November 19, 2025.

The Fort Worth City Council will discuss updates on city initiatives and review reports at their work session on Nov. 4, with a public comment meeting scheduled later that day.

The Dallas Police Department's Underwater Recovery Team removed eight submerged vehicles from Fish Trap Lake to aid in cold case investigations and environmental clean-up.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with mild temperatures for Dallas, featuring a high of 66 degrees today and clear skies through the week with gentle winds.

Dallas Animal Services reopens all kennels to volunteers post-distemper outbreak, with safety measures in Room 15, encourages off-season kitten fostering, and highlights community contributions and upcoming events.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas will host a Día de los Muertos festival on November 1st, featuring art, performances, and altars for remembrance.

Dallas halts its plan to transition trash pickup from alleys to curbside, re-evaluating options in response to narrow alley challenges, and is seeking resident feedback through a survey.

The City of Dallas is hosting its inaugural Domestic Violence Awareness Month Resource Fair, involving local organizations to support those affected by abuse.

Fort Worth spotlighted Jeff Western for his 20-year volunteer service, notably with CERT where he assumes a leadership role and has received accolades for his commitment.

Fort Worth Municipal Court is celebrating a century of service with events during Municipal Court Week, Nov. 3-7, including an opening ceremony and a food truck event.

Fort Worth announces the start of nominations for the 2025 Neighborhood Awards honoring community efforts, with several new award categories introduced.

Arlington, Texas, has been named a Tourism Friendly Certified Community by Travel Texas, recognized for its appeal to tourists, strong economy, and excellent customer service.

Arlington ends Daylight Saving Time on November 2, 2025, prompting reminders for residents to check smoke alarms and road safety, especially for cyclists and pedestrians.