Interstate 30 will see lane closures for roadwork from Sept 28 to Oct 4, with overnight and daytime disruptions affecting eastbound and westbound lanes and U-turns at FM 3549.

The weather in Dallas is expected to be consistently sunny with mild temperatures, providing favorable conditions for outdoor activities and minimal weather disruptions.

Lewisville Grand Theater is hosting a 50th anniversary screening of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" with audience participation and costumes encouraged. Tickets are $15, prop kits $10, and it's 18+.

A water main break in Lewisville mandated a boil water advisory; citizens must boil water due to contamination risks, highlighting infrastructure concerns.

Lewisville hosts a low-cost pet vaccine clinic on October 4th, providing vaccinations and tests for dogs and cats at the Gene Carey Animal Shelter and Adoption Center.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts events including free vision screenings, a homeschool open house, and outdoor storytime, catering to different community needs.

The City of Dallas offers a range of initiatives to support residents, including a childcare subsidy match program, student services, arts investments, and resources for immigrants and refugees.

Lewisville Western Days hosted country music, food challenges, and family activities, with free entry before 6 p.m. and Joey Chestnut participating in a tamale eating contest.

The City of Denton's latest Friday Staff Report is available online, providing updates on city departments and allowing citizens to register for notifications.

Dallas hosts the Hay Day Hustle 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run on October 11, with a "Buy One, Get One" deal through September 28, featuring post-race festivities and a community celebration.

A San Antonio man, Daniel Ortiz, linked to the Puro Tango Blast gang, received a 20-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and firearms violations.

The Fort Worth City Council plans to discuss various topics, including World Homeless Day, public safety, infrastructure, and community development in their upcoming meeting.

Fort Worth is overhauling its infrastructure by replacing outdated water mains to prevent breaks, with a focus on larger pipes following the severe 2021 winter storm.