The Friends of the Library Book Sale in White Settlement is scheduled for September 25-27, offering books mostly under 50 cents to support local library services. Volunteers are needed.

The Denton Fire Department controlled a fire caused by a lightning strike. The attic fire in the 2200 block of Jefferson Trail was declared under control without reported injuries.

Severe weather caused significant damage at Denton Enterprise Airport, affecting airplanes and a hangar, with no injuries reported. The City is assessing and repairing the damage.

The Dallas Police Department-Northeast hosted the Moon Festival to connect with the Asian community and celebrate cultural traditions with music, food, and mooncakes.

The Burleson Police Department has alerted the public about a scam involving fraudulent calls claiming to be about a missed jury duty and a pending arrest warrant, coercing victims to pay by gift cards.

An arrest was made in a Euless homicide case involving a shooting in a parking lot that left one man dead and two injured. The investigation is ongoing.

Frisco residents can expect delays from several roadwork projects, including pavement and utility work, with a completion timeline of around two weeks, weather permitting.

Dallas Police seek Victor Reyes-Valbuena Najera for the murder of Eiver Valecillos, found shot on Chaucer Place. They urge public help in case 128848-2025.

The article predicts sunny, steadily warming weather for Dallas with clear nights and no major fluctuations, based on the National Weather Service forecast.

Chief Phillips of Haltom City Police graduated from the FBI National Academy's rigorous 10-week course, aiming to improve leadership and bolster service standards.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation introduces various archery programs, starting September 7, catering to all ages, including specific sessions for homeschoolers and teens.

The White Settlement Police Department received an accolade for hiring veterans, maintaining the "We Hire Vets" designation for three consecutive years.

Fort Worth to replace aging water and sewer mains on North Bailey Avenue and surrounding streets, with community meeting scheduled for September 8, 2025.