The Texas Coalition for Animal Protection and City of Lewisville will offer a low-cost pet vaccine clinic on October 5th for dogs and cats, with necessary wellness services and safety measures.

"Steel Magnolias" will be performed by Magnolia Players at the Lewisville Grand Theater, with shows from October 6-8 and 15-17 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20, available on Eventbrite.

White Settlement's annual Halloween yard decorating contest, sponsored by the city's Pride Commission, invites residents to compete for a $100 prize by creating street-visible, safe decorations.

A trash truck hit a power line in White Settlement, prompting local authorities and fire departments to secure the area and evacuate a nearby building. Oncor is addressing the incident; no injuries reported.

The Fall Kid Fish event at Veterans Park for kids 1-16 features fishing competitions, prizes, and a giveaway for the first 30 arrivals on October 12th.

Lewisville has been named one of the "Most Affordable" cities in the U.S. by GoBankingRates.com, with a significant population growth and average home values under $500,000.

H-E-B honored the Plano Police Department through its Helping Heroes program, expressing gratitude for the department's dedication to community safety.

Officer Alvarez led a drone demonstration at the Citizen Police Academy in Lewisville, illustrating how technology assists law enforcement in community policing efforts.

The Lewisville Police Department has encrypted its radio communications to enhance security and privacy, addressing community concerns by promising continued transparency through regular updates.

The Lewisville Police Department is upgrading their records and dispatch systems, with temporary limited access to police records from September 16-18.

K9 Axel retires from the Mesquite Police after a career of detecting narcotics and aiding in arrests, transitioning his duties to new K9 partner Smoke.

The Mesquite Police Department reports an increase in online threats of school violence in North Texas and has made arrests, urging parents to educate their children about the consequences.

The Irving Police Department advises the public to regularly monitor financial accounts for fraudulent activity and suggests preventative measures like updating passwords and enabling alerts.