Arlington's Preparedness in the Park event on Sept. 18, offers education on emergency prep, kids' activities, a giveaway, and a screening of 'Twisters' at Levitt Pavilion. Free parking is available.

Dallas considers converting Lake Highlands North Park tennis courts into pickleball courts, seeking residents' opinions via a survey before September 15.

Arlington offers discounted pet adoptions for $25, including extra services, to address shelter capacity issues and promote the ASPCA's Rescue Effect initiative.

Arlington updates permit fees for the first time since 2008, with phased adjustments starting July 15, 2025, including platting, zoning, and other services.

Arlington offers a weekend of diverse activities including a city planning game, The Smurf Experience, learning programs, music events, sports, a Hogwarts celebration, and a gardening class.

Dallas faces a scorching day with a high of 99, but possible showers and cooler weather are expected over the weekend.

Coppell Police Department promoted Corporal Stanford, an eight-year veteran, to Sergeant, highlighting his passion for law enforcement and commitment to community service.

Lewisville Police Department warns of delays with their non-emergency number and urges residents to remain on the line, while 911 services operate normally. No cause or fix timeline given, but updates promised.

The Kaufman County Bail Bond Board will meet on September 9, 2025, to discuss bail bond regulations, with stakeholders invited to participate at the County Court.

"The Living Room," a comedy about family life in close quarters, is set for a performance on September 26th at the Granville Arts Center, with tickets at $40.

Wistron invests $761 million to establish two AI supercomputing facilities in Fort Worth, Texas, creating 800 jobs and bolstering local tech and manufacturing sectors.

The article details the various funds in Fort Worth's budget, highlighting their purposes, from everyday city services in the General Fund to specific uses like debt repayment and infrastructure through other funds.

Arlington kicks off a safety project adding sidewalks and crosswalks near schools, aimed at improving safety and ADA compliance, with construction set to end by June 2026.