The White Settlement Fire Department launched a new Rescue 18 vehicle, replacing the previous one which retired after 14,628 calls since 2019. The new unit is expected to enhance emergency response.

The Carrollton Public Library and Metrocrest Services are hosting a job fair at Josey Ranch Lake Library on October 15, with diverse job opportunities and free services for attendees.

Carrollton's 15th annual Festival at the Switchyard seeks volunteers for its November event, offering perks. Music headliners include Rick Springfield and Spin Doctors. Sponsorship opportunities and DART transportation to the event are highlighted.

Dallas and Fort Worth mayors bet on the SMU-TCU game, pledging donations to green initiatives based on the outcome, marking the rivalry's final match.

Dallas announces the Hay Day Hustle, a race with a 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run on October 11, featuring post-race activities and various sponsorship opportunities.

Fort Worth is preparing for the Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk to honor fallen heroes and support military and first responders, with funds going to the Stephen Siller Foundation's charitable programs.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court office in Vivian J. Lincoln Library will close on September 26 due to low usage, with residents directed to other payment and service options.

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth screens 'The Disruptors,' a film about ADHD, on October 2 at 7 p.m., free with a reservation. A discussion follows the movie.

Arlington City Council votes on a budget plan that includes service cuts and fee hikes to address a $20 million shortfall. The plan would also raise property taxes slightly.

Fort Worth residents can now pay municipal court fines with cash at local retailers using VanillaDirect Pay, which requires a barcode and includes a $1.50 fee. This convenient option allows payment outside of courthouse hours.

Dallas police seized drugs and guns during patrols, arresting three, including Kendrick Mathis on felony charges.

An Air Quality Alert is issued for Dallas on September 16th, 2025, while the forecast shows sunny skies, slight rain chance, and high temperatures continuing into the weekend.

Deputy Tipton received the Star of Texas award from Governor Abbott for bravery shown in the line of duty. He was honored after being wounded while serving warrants.