Lewisville Police seek community assistance to identify an armed robbery suspect, urging public not to confront him and to contact Detective K. Kelly with leads.

The Irving Police Department announces a No-Fly Zone for drones during the Red Bull Flugtag event at Lake Carolyn for safety and controlled airspace reasons.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center offers a recipe swap event with a community cookbook contribution and a cyanotype photography workshop, alongside an interactive art installation by Desireé Vaniecia.

The Rockwall County polling location has moved from the Library to the Courthouse Annex, Suite 160. Voters should verify their registration and contact the Elections Office for details.

Dallas' Latino Cultural Center hosts the 17th annual "Hecho en Dallas" exhibition featuring 54 local artists, with a free opening reception on September 20, 2025.

Garland enforces new STR rules for better neighborhood living and guest safety, including a 48-hour minimum stay, parking, and inspection requirements.

Bonycle Sokunbi leads the OPOM in Fort Worth, increasing community engagement and accountability, processing complaints, and introducing innovative oversight measures.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is hosting "Free Teacher Days" on September 13 and November 1 to provide educators with resources for character education.

Mayor Jim Ross invites people to enjoy Slick City Action Park's attractions, endorsing it as a family-friendly destination for fun and safe thrills in Arlington.

Arlington reports a 36% increase in issued permits for various housing types in Q2 of 2025, with a 2.6% housing unit growth for the year 2024, highlighting local government strategic growth efforts.

Dallas Police rescued a 17-year-old girl from forced prostitution after a traffic stop, leading to the arrest of Deon Harris for Compelling Prostitution of a Minor.

Police found Chandra Nagamallaiah fatally stabbed in Dallas; Yordanis Cobos-Martinez is charged with Capital Murder. Detective Cody Clark seeks information.

Dallas expects mid-90s temperatures with sunny skies, but the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, via NWS Fort Worth, issued an Air Quality Alert for September 11, urging residents to take pollution-reducing actions.