Dallas is expected to continue experiencing mild weather with sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-80s, stretching into next week, as per the National Weather Service.

Arlington Public Library hosts "A Sip of Culture" for adults on September 25, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with traditional beverages and their cultural significance.

The Dallas Police Department's Crime Scene Unit was named 2025 Unit of the Year by the National Forensic Science Association, with Latent Print Examiner Elizabeth Molina also being honored.

Lewisville's Street Division is set to repair Pine Bluff Drive between Forestglen Drive and College Parkway, with work starting on September 29 and expected to finish by October 8, weather permitting. Lane closures will occur during this period.

Police in Burleson, TX, offer a digital safety class following a child's endangerment through Roblox, emphasizing the need for parental awareness of online risks.

Grandview Estates may change with a new plat application to divide Lot 19 into 19A and 19B. The Ellis County Commissioners' Court is reviewing the proposal ahead of a public meeting.

The LLELA Open House offers free outdoor activities and educational exhibits on butterflies, nature walks, camping, fishing, and history in Lewisville.

Lewisville partners with TCAP for a low-cost pet vaccine clinic on Oct. 4 at Gene Carey Animal Shelter, offering affordable vaccines and tests for dogs and cats.

The Camino De Los Muertos Trail Run at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area on Nov. 1 supports conservation efforts and offers various race lengths for participants.

The Lewisville public library hosts various events, including Mother Goose Time for tots, a financial seminar for business owners, and an anime gathering for teens.

The Lewisville Western Days festival is set for Sept. 26-27 with headliners Gretchen Wilson and Shane Smith, plus Joey Chestnut at the World Tamale Eating Championship.

Carrollton Culture Fest is set for a vibrant celebration of global traditions with food, crafts, and performances, offering free entry and activities on S. Broadway Street.

Historic Mesquite Inc. is hosting the Mesquite Meander, a living-history tour at Mesquite Cemetery, featuring local actors and tours. Tickets are $15 and tend to sell out quickly.