Relief filled the Dallas community after police confirmed the safe recovery of 62-year-old Miguel Galeana-Vivanco, who had been reported missing earlier this month. Authorities said he was found unharmed, thanking the public and media for their help in locating him.

Three individuals were arrested for various charges, including aggravated assault, following a series of violent incidents and a police chase in the Dallas region.

Dallas PD, with the U.S. Marshals, arrested Darius Hinton on charges related to domestic violence and firearm theft, emphasizing October's focus on such crimes.

Dallas police arrested two suspects, Lopez-Juarez and Espinoza, for a shooting after surveillance and seized weapons and drugs from their residence. They face aggravated assault charges.

A Texas firefighter with cancer, Captain Phil Forbus, was gifted a vacation through Michael's Memories' "Getaway from Cancer" program, announced by the Frisco Fire Department.

The University of North Texas's DATCU Stadium is sold out for a big game. Local authorities advise early travel and carpooling due to traffic and construction.

The Tarrant County DA thanked Haltom City PD after convicting Kenneth Dalhaus to 40 years for aggravated assault recorded by a child; highlighting teamwork in prosecution.

Collin County DA's Office promotes Sami Shaffer to Felony Prosecutor, recognizing her dedication and excellence in law.

Assistant Athletic Trainer Saad Rajabali received a Life Saving Award for swiftly responding with an AED and CPR to save a collapsed student-athlete at a high school football game.

New officers Mercado and Gray, both with military backgrounds, have joined the Cedar Hill Police after graduation, with the department welcoming them on social media.

The Euless Family Life Senior Center hosts various October events such as the Empowering Seniors EXPO, Community Garage Sale, and a Halloween Dance aimed at connecting and entertaining the senior community.

Euless invites residents to its Trunk or Treat event on Oct 25, with decorated car trunks for candy collection at Glade Parks, and open vendor applications.

On Oct. 14, the Fort Worth City Council will hold a work session and a public comment meeting at City Hall to discuss city planning, financial forecasts, and various local issues.