Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting the Meadowbrook Centennial Celebration on November 16, with activities like a new playground unveiling, free carnival rides, live music, and food trucks.

The Plano Safety Fair is preparing for an upcoming event with safety demonstrations and first responder interactions. The Plano Police advised arriving early for parking.

Tarrant County Sheriff's Office collaborates with organizations to donate food to Fort Worth's Community Food Bank.

Arlington is seeking resident input on potential bond projects for May 2025 through a public meeting and an online survey ahead of a city council decision.

The Wylie Police Department is seeking help to find Melonie Ballenger, missing since November 4, and is asking residents to check their outdoor cameras for clues.

The Lewisville PD celebrated their Property and Evidence team during Police Property and Evidence Week, recognizing their key role in managing evidence custody at a City Council meeting and on social media.

North Texas Red Cross volunteers partnered with organizations to install smoke alarms in October, promoting fire safety and encouraging residents to regularly test their alarms.

During National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, the City of Irving invites citizens to explore careers as Animal Service Officers by visiting the city's website for more details.

The city of Keller, Texas, declared its water system lead-free after surveying water lines, meeting EPA mandates, and maintaining water safety with frequent testing.

Dallas has launched an eco-friendly strategy for disposing of political signs, with a special recycling program for corrugated plastic signs and metal stakes at transfer stations, while offering guidelines for other types of signs.

Grand Prairie is conducting a disparity study to assess the local business environment and encourage diverse business owners to provide input for equitable growth strategies.

Fort Worth Police Chief Noakes reported on the reduced backlog of sexual assault kits, ongoing communication with victims, new policies, and measures to increase transparency and staffing to address the issue.

Fort Worth has completed the $1.75 million Lancaster T&P Passage Project, enhancing accessibility to downtown and paying homage to the city's history.