Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson has challenged the City Council to find budget cuts to allow for a property tax rate reduction beyond the proposed 0.5¢ decrease in the FY 2025-26 budget.

Dallas celebrates its 13th annual Welcoming Week, promoting inclusivity and diversity, with events from September 12-21, as detailed by the City of Dallas Office of Equity and Inclusion.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department takes over Fair Park management, ensuring event organizers that existing contracts are secure and the venue's legacy will continue seamlessly.

The Ultimate Elvis Contest in Garland, Texas, featuring tribute artists Cote Deonath and Moses Snow, is scheduled for January 23, 2026, at the Granville Arts Center.

The Tarrant County 5 Stones Taskforce collaborates with the Fort Worth Police to combat human trafficking and will meet on Sept. 30 to discuss data collection in this effort.

Fort Worth City Hall prepares for a busy day with public hearings and council meetings on diverse issues, including the FY 2026 tax rate, budget, and police chief appointment.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events including crafting, cooking classes, and book discussions from September 15 to October 15.

Fright Fest returns to Six Flags Over Texas with new haunted mazes, scare zones, and family-friendly daytime activities running from September 12th to November 2nd.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is ramping up activities with a full schedule of events including the premiere of the documentary "Valor and Victory," a talk by General Stanley McChrystal, and the inaugural Star Spangled Soirée gala.

The article details the consistent sunny weather forecast for Dallas, with highs near 94 degrees and mild evenings around 74-75 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Burleson Police Department in Texas offers QPR Suicide Prevention Training paired with tacos to teach skills for intervening in potential suicide situations to reduce high suicide rates in rural areas.

Irving Police are seeking help to find 65-year-old Julie Hello, last seen near Lake Carolyn Parkway. They urge anyone with information to call or dial 911.

A response by public safety departments to a suspicious device led to the evacuation of a Frisco apartment community, with residents being advised to avoid the 4900 block of Printers Way.