Mayor Parker focused on the community and growth in Fort Worth's State of the City address, emphasizing residents’ roles and economic developments, including the film industry's impact.

A stray dog named Louie was found in good condition at Meacham International Airport and now awaits adoption at the PetSmart Alliance Adoption Center.

A man was arrested in Dallas for a TikTok post soliciting the murder of ICE agents, facing federal charges and up to five years in prison if found guilty.

Campisi's Restaurants provided meals to on-duty firefighters during the Dallas Fire-Rescue Department's Annual Awards Banquet, with Battalion Chiefs delivering the food.

Dallas engages in community support with events like Domestic Violence Awareness, and initiatives for equitable access to resources, cultural experiences, and education and economic advancement programs.

Denton has launched its latest Friday Staff Report online to enhance transparency and ease of access to city council activities and municipal operations for residents.

The Lewisville Public Library offers Halloween activities, financial advice seminars, a "Star Wars Reads Day," and encourages disconnecting from digital devices with "Unplug Texas Day."

Dallas' weather forecast predicts a sunny week, with highs ranging from 75 to 89 degrees and varying wind speeds; some chances of showers and storms towards the weekend.

The Lewisville Police Department and LISD Choices are hosting a Medication Disposal Day on October 25 to allow the public to safely dispose of unwanted medications.

Ellis County announced road closures due to high water hazards, urging residents to avoid crossing flooded roads and to stay updated via the county website.

TxDOT announces lane closures on I-30 in Rockwall for bridge and earthwork; expect overnight and daytime delays from October 19-25, with coordination with emergency services ensured.

The White Settlement PD joined agencies on #PurpleThursday to raise awareness for domestic violence, highlighting 1,281 survivors helped by One Safe Place last year.

The Haunt The Block event starts tonight in Historic Downtown Mansfield, promising Halloween fun with activities for all ages, as announced by the Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation.