The Lewisville Police Department celebrated the graduation of Citizens Police Academy Class 48, a ten-week program that educated citizens on police operations.

The Irving Police Department awarded over 60 accolades to its staff for dedication and achievements, including lifesaving efforts and long-term service, with some serving up to 35 years.

Duncanville's Weekly Update reports community events, a significant meth bust, building inspections, and digital transition efforts, while preparing for a festive holiday season and continued city improvements.

Interstate 30 in Rockwall County will see lane closures for bridge and road maintenance from November 2-8, with various overnight and daytime disruptions.

Dallas City Council approves a $409 million redevelopment of a 72-story tower into mixed spaces, including 280 hotel rooms. H Mart opens in Dallas' Koreatown, and local businesses are encouraged to participate in the FIFA World Cup 2026.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas celebrated Día de los Muertos with its 22nd annual festival featuring dance, music, and art, promoting community and heritage.

Garland residents can explore the Harbor Point Area Plan, part of the Grow Garland Bond Program, for the lakefront's development, aligning with road expansion projects.

Dallas is forecasted by the National Weather Service to have a sunny and warm week, with clear skies and temperatures ranging from the high 60s to low 80s.

Lewisville is accepting applications for the Huffines Auto Dealerships Christmas Parade, part of the Old Town Holiday Stroll on December 5-6, with a parade at 1 p.m. on December 6.

Downtown Lewisville is hosting Art Pop-ups in the Plaza featuring local artists. Jennifer P. Langley will present miniature artworks on Nov. 1, aligning with the city's cultural vision plan.

Lewisville celebrates its centennial with the "Illuminate Lewisville" event featuring light shows, interactive art, and local food trucks from Nov. 7-9.

"For the Love of Lewisville" rescheduled for November 8, invites locals for community service, including cleanup and repairs, starting at Bill Weaver Arena.

Lewisville invites student artists to design the 2026 ColorPalooza logo, with submissions due by November 9. The winner receives a $1,500 scholarship.