Arlington initiates ground spraying to combat West Nile Virus after positive mosquito sample tests, focusing on reducing infected mosquitos within a specific radius.

Arlington Water Utilities is holding a mini poster contest for local students to express the importance of water through art, with prizes for winners.

Dallas Police seek public help to find an 18-wheeler involved in a serious hit-and-run on S. Cockrell Hill Road.

Wesley Crockett joins the Collin County Criminal District Attorney's Office, bringing experience from Alaska and a background in law, including editorial roles in academia. The office expresses enthusiasm for her addition to the team.

Hunter Holt was sentenced to 25 years for sexual assault after a guilty plea, with Tarrant County law enforcement efforts acknowledged by the DA's Office.

Denton has reopened the eastbound lane on Sunset Street, providing some respite from construction, while the westbound lane remains closed due to ongoing improvements. Residents are encouraged to support local businesses affected by the work.

White Settlement Community Services announces a Friends of the Library Book Sale from Sept 25-27, with most items under 50 cents, and a call for volunteers.

I-35E Southbound in Lewisville experienced delays due to a major accident, with all lanes closed for cleanup. Traffic backed up for hours; lanes have reopened.

Mesquite Police intensified DWI checks, arresting 19 for DWI and 3 others, issuing 9 citations, and seizing drugs and guns during Saturation Saturday.

Fort Worth announces Labor Day service changes, including closed government offices and libraries, no garbage collection interruption, and altered public transit schedules. Emergency services remain available.

A new book titled "Mistletoe Heights: A Centennial Neighborhood – Fort Worth, Texas" details the history of the Fort Worth neighborhood with text and photos, drawing on volunteer efforts and local memories.

Fort Worth announces National Night Out for Oct. 7, aiming to enhance community-police relations with festivities and a registration deadline of Sept. 30.

Fort Worth Municipal Court offers a new payment option through VanillaDirect Pay, allowing citation settlements with cash at retailers like CVS and Walgreens.