Two children were seriously injured in a shooting in Fort Worth, with one shot in the head. The Gun Violence Unit is investigating; no arrests have been made.

The Ovilla Police Department joins the DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, inviting residents to dispose of unused or expired medications on October 25th at their police department.

A vehicle struck a pedestrian and a Buc-ee's in Ennis; two hospitalized, including the driver who attempted suicide. Police and first responders managed the scene.

Volunteers in Frisco participated in the annual Stream Clean event to remove litter from local waterways, demonstrating community environmental stewardship.

Fort Worth announces a railroad crossing repair at Windsor Place & 8th Avenue, causing closures Oct. 20-24 from 9am-4pm.

The Denton Fire Department warns about the risks of lithium-ion battery fires and educates residents through social media and a newsletter during Fire Prevention Month.

Firefighters from the City of Godley Fire Department saved a resident, Tina Bench, from cardiac arrest by administering CPR and AED shocks, and later celebrated her survival at a reunion.

The Frisco Police Department's non-emergency phone lines faced a glitch; authorities provided temporary alternate numbers and assured the community they would be informed when services resume.

Duncanville PD and Chop Houze Elite barber shop launched "Shop Talk" to improve police-community relations, fostering dialogue and understanding with food and conversations.

Mesquite's annual PumpkinFest canceled due to weather, leaving residents to reschedule their fall celebrations; city advises staying tuned for future events.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation is hosting its first-ever Unplug Texas Day tomorrow—a free event encouraging residents to disconnect from screens and enjoy the outdoors. Activities include bird-watching, chair volleyball, seed planting, pickleball, and a community walk at McKnight Park East.

The Tarrant County DA's office warns of strict penalties for intimate partner violence, listing several cases with heavy sentences, including life in prison, to underscore their determination to confront such crimes.

Frisco Police Department announced the restoration of their non-emergency phone lines via social media, reassuring the community of resumed service for non-urgent matters.