North Texas communities plan to hold a "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" to memorialize 9/11 victims and fallen service members, with a flag handoff on the Lewisville Lake bridge at sunset.

Dallas lowers flags to half-staff in tribute to the late Officer Darron Burks, as requested by Governor Abbott.

A Granbury man was sentenced to 50 years in prison for sexually exploiting a child and possessing child pornography, following an international investigation.

Fort Worth seeks a new city manager following David Cooke's retirement. The city's HR department is leading the nationwide search for a diverse and skilled candidate, with plans to release further details and a timeline soon.

Dallas launches a free emergency response training for residents, set for three Sundays in September at the Dallas Fire-Rescue Training Academy, with a registration deadline on September 7.

The Arlington City Council has appointed a 19-member 2025 Citizens Bond Committee to assess public infrastructure needs for a potential May 2025 bond proposal.

UT Arlington received the 2024 VEERA Gold level award for its continued commitment to supporting military-connected students, making it the fourth consecutive year the university has been honored.

Arlington Animal Services partners with Operation Kindness to offer free vet care for community cats on Sept. 19, including spay/neuter services to manage feral cat population.

A 14-year-old in Dallas was killed by a car after a dispute between two adults in the vehicle escalated, leading to the car veering off the road. James Grant, involved in the altercation, was charged with felony murder.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather in Dallas, with clear skies and potential light thunderstorms, highs in the mid-80s to low 90s, and a 20% chance of rain midweek.

Dallas announces a press conference on emergency preparedness to be held during National Preparedness Month, discussing new strategies and tools for public safety.

Frisco residents are invited to a city council meeting on September 17, 2024, to vote on the city's 2024 tax rate at the George A Purefoy Municipal Center.

Quadriel Forest was sentenced to 50 years for sexually abusing a child, confirmed by DNA evidence and the victim's testimony, in a case handled by the Collin County DA's Office.