The White Settlement Police Department announced the death of Officer Eric Warren from cancer and honored his decades-long service in law enforcement.

Hurst Police Chief Steve Niekamp passed away due to a health complication, honored by the White Settlement Police Department and mourned by the local community.

Dallas is set for a sunny, warm week with highs in mid-90s and chances of evening showers and thunderstorms. Cooler temperatures and rain are expected later in the week.

The City of Mesquite announces its 9th annual Día de los Muertos Celebration with workshops, performances, and activities on Oct. 25 at the Mesquite Arts Center.

Denton City Council's Friday Staff Report is now available online, enhancing transparency and public access to city governance documents. Residents are encouraged to use "Notify Me®" for updates.

Dallas offers a variety of services for residents including a resource hub, child care subsidies, suicide prevention, emergency alerts, cultural events, volunteer opportunities, and FIFA World Cup volunteer registration.

The Garland Eyes Photography Exhibit at the Granville Arts Center Gallery showcases local photographers' work, with an artists' reception held on September 18.

The Garland Cultural Arts announces the Dia de Los Muertos Juried Art Exhibit for artists 18+ to submit 2D works representing Hispanic culture by October 7.

The City of Arlington will host a workshop on October 23 to guide local nonprofits and developers through the process of applying for HUD grants, focusing on CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs.

The Fort Worth City Council work session on Sept. 23 includes discussions on the city's future plans, with opportunities for public engagement in the evening.

Arlington Public Library's Fall Book Sale is set for October 7-10, 2025, at the First United Methodist Church, offering a wide range of affordable books to support library programs.

The forecast for Dallas indicates sunny days with intermittent showers, highs in the mid-90s, and a typical start to fall. Winds will be mild, with some chances of thunderstorms.

Douglas Arnold, 51, was sentenced to 40 years for child sexual assault in Tarrant County, receiving credit for the collaborative efforts of officials and law enforcement.