Female officers from Midlothian PD attended a national conference in Fort Worth, focusing on women's roles in law enforcement.

The Midlothian Chamber of Commerce hosted an appreciation luncheon for over 50 first responders, honoring their service and remembering 9/11 victims, supported by local businesses and sponsors.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office restored their main phone services after a temporary disruption, while 911 and emergency numbers remained operational.

The city has begun roadway projects likely to affect traffic, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, with expected completion in Q3 2024.

White Settlement Fire Department joined NERO for live fire training aimed at aircraft emergencies at NAS JRB Fort Worth, improving response strategies through interagency teamwork.

Showers and thunderstorms with an 80% chance of precipitation are expected in Dallas, with highs near 81°F. Clearing skies tonight and warmer weather Tuesday precede more storms later in the week.

Wildlife enthusiasts can attend "Coyote Coexistence," presented by Karin and Roberto Saucedo, at Lewisville City Hall on Oct. 10. Registration is required for the free, 50-seat event about living alongside urban coyotes.

The Lewisville Fire Department hosts its Open House on Oct. 5, offering station tours, demonstrations, and equipment displays for community engagement.

Lewisville Grand Theater hosts 'Conexiones Culturales,' featuring Latinx artists and events like film screenings and dance demos from September 20 to November 16.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts a series of activities including a creative writing workshop, Hispanic Heritage celebration, and Banned Book crafting in an effort to promote cultural and literary engagement.

The FBI Dallas expressed gratitude for the successful "Picture Yourself Behind the Badge" event, aimed at bridging gaps and inspiring careers in law enforcement.

The FBI celebrates the contributions of Hispanic-American personnel during Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the agency's commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

Tierra Verde Golf Club in Texas becomes the first municipal course globally to earn the Audubon Signature Sanctuary certification, focusing on environmental conservation and education.