Rockwall County announces weeklong I-30 road closures and lane restrictions due to construction, affecting travel from September 7th to 13th, primarily overnight and midday.

The Rockwall County Detention Center reported an average daily population of 259 inmates in August, with 315 booked and 324 released, highlighting a gender disparity with more males processed.

Lewisville residents prepare for National Parking Day on Sept. 19, transforming a parking lot into a community space with free activities like tai chi and yoga.

Lewisville is revising its 2025 plan to Lewisville 2035, with a workshop at the Lewisville Grand Theater inviting community input on September 18. It will feature interactive activities, entertainment, and translation services for Spanish speakers.

The Lewisville Public Library is hosting numerous events, including Family Craft Night, a college finance session, and an after-hours Teen Game Night.

City leaders in Denton County will join the "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" on September 7th to honor the 9/11 victims and fallen service members.

Dallas weather forecast predicts a sunny week with gradually increasing temperatures, starting with a high of 84 degrees today and a gentle east wind.

Lewisville invites public input on its proposed FY 2025-26 budget, which plans to lower property taxes and increase utility rates. Public hearings are scheduled for September 8 and 15.

The City of Denton has published its Friday Staff Report online for public review, encouraging transparency and offering a notification system for new updates.

Dallas introduces community resources, child care subsidy, cultural events, and emergency alerts, while also engaging in charity, education, and volunteer opportunities for residents.

The South Dallas Cultural Center is hosting cultural events in September, including participatory workshops, dance classes, and a festival celebrating natural hair and cultural identity.

The Arlington City Council is set to vote on the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and property tax rate, which includes efforts to close a $20 million budget gap and raise utility fees.

The Fort Worth City Council will address community issues, infrastructure, economic development, and zoning changes in their upcoming session on Sept. 9.