The Mansfield Texas Public Library is hosting a Halloween Costume Carousel, a sustainable event where people can exchange costumes to reduce waste and promote community sharing.

Tom's Burgers & Grill won Visit Arlington's 2024 Save the Taco Contest with their Baha Shrimp Taco and will offer free tacos to the first 50 guests at the celebration tomorrow.

Fort Worth Fire Department rescued an individual who fell inside an abandoned grain silo, employing their Technical Rescue Team and complex rope systems for extraction.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing the need for societal changes to address domestic abuse through education, events, and wearing purple to show solidarity.

First responders found a stabbing victim in Haltom City; a suspect is in custody. Details of the victim's condition, suspect's identity, and charges remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Eight women graduated from the RISE Program, designed to provide second chances through job training, education, and support services in Tarrant County.

Fort Worth Police and The Grantsmanship Center are hosting a workshop on program planning for agencies seeking CCPD grants, focusing on strategy over writing proposals.

Garland, Texas introduces a new Comprehensive Plan to address infrastructure and cost of living issues and invites residents to a presentation for input on the city's future development.

U.S. Attorney Leigha Simonton cautions against charity scams following Hurricane Helene and offers guidelines for safe giving to legitimate organizations.

Nine people from Brownfield, Texas were charged with drug trafficking, facing potential life sentences if convicted. A multi-agency effort led to the arrests and indictments.

Fort Worth supports National Walk to School Day on October 9th, centered at Carter Park Elementary, to promote health, safety, and environmental benefits.

FWTV Channel 190 in Fort Worth returns with an HD upgrade, offering 1080p broadcasts after a brief off-air period, with promises of improved visual quality.

Aubry Insco has been appointed as Fort Worth’s new 911 Communications Administrator, bringing over 25 years of experience to enhance the city's emergency response services.