Mesquite's Fall Book Sale is scheduled for October 25-26, offering a variety of used books and media, with proceeds supporting library programs. A new credit card payment option is now available.

Fort Worth approved agreements advancing the Texas A&M campus project, including partnerships and funding for infrastructure, with a financial cap for the RIB set at $18 million.

The Fort Worth City Council is considering tax incentives for Embraer's proposed aircraft maintenance hub, which promises a $57 million investment and 250 jobs.

The Fort Worth Animal Care & Control's Transport Program has successfully relocated over 1000 dogs this fiscal year, with a recent group of 27 dogs sent to less crowded shelters in New England.

Fort Worth reports an increase in August 2024 sales tax collections compared to the previous year, indicating a strong economy and contributing significantly to the city’s budget.

The Fort Worth Public Library offers free access to 3D printers, empowering patrons like Leigh Ann Bradley to create assistive devices. They also host a CAD Contest for teens to design 3D-printed bridges, supported by education and resources.

Fort Worth shares a reminder that falls among the elderly are common and preventable, announcing an event by the National Council on Aging to assess fall risks and promote prevention strategies.

The Trinity River Waterwheel project in Fort Worth is on hold due to a $500,000 funding shortfall. Design is complete, but the city seeks additional finances to proceed.

The Shenandoah Drive rebuild project in Arlington has concluded, marking a milestone in the city's road infrastructure improvements funded by the 2018 Street Bond and utility funds.

Arlington conducts targeted ground spraying after three mosquito samples test positive for West Nile Virus, with no special precautions required for residents.

The Dallas Police Department is renewing efforts to solve the 2016 murder of Terral Brown and is seeking information from the public to help close the cold case.

Dallas weather includes a chance of morning thunderstorms, clearing later with highs near 83°F and gusty winds. The week's forecast is for clear skies and warm temperatures, with no severe weather expected after today.

Arlington Parks clarified a Facebook glitch mistakenly showed an empanada class as canceled, which was actually due to low sign-ups, while confirming the upcoming tamales class remains scheduled.