A gas leak in Aledo led to evacuations and power shut-offs. Repairs began swiftly, with students diverted to safe locations. Residents returned home by 8:09 PM, but some still had no gas service.

Lewisville City Council will discuss a $137 million budget for FY 2024-25 that may increase property tax and utility rates. Public hearings and opportunities for review are provided ahead of decisions.

The City of Mesquite's Guts & Gory Zombie Experience on September 28 combines obstacle runs with zombie evasion, open to participants from age 12, with prizes and shirts while supplies last.

White Settlement announces a weekend of community activities, including a Tire Recycle Event, a farmers market, PAWS animal care, and SplashDayz Waterpark fun.

Registration for the free lunch at the Aging Well Expo ends at 5 p.m. today, with the expo focusing on senior health and well-being slated for September 18.

Plano Police Department is intensifying DWI patrols during the holiday weekend and urging the community to report drunk drivers, emphasizing road safety and deterrence of impaired driving.

A suspect died after Dallas Police opened fire during a vehicle pursuit on IH-35. The highway was closed, causing traffic delays, with no Lewisville PD officers involved. Details remain under investigation.

Dallas faces erratic weather, with scattered storms and a chance of gusty winds, heavy rainfall, and local flooding over several days, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The City of Denton's Friday Staff Report provides updates on municipal activities and offers convenient sign-ups for alerts to keep residents informed.

Dallas mourns a fallen police officer with two others wounded in a shooting. Mayor Johnson, in COVID isolation, expresses grief and solidarity, highlighting the officers' bravery and calling for healing as city flags fly at half-staff.

Dallas Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert expressed condolences and support for the family of a slain Dallas Police Officer, as well as for two wounded officers, after a recent shooting.

Garland, Texas, is seeking public input for its "Garland Forward" comprehensive plan, which covers growth and development. Residents can participate through an online survey or at various events.

A former Dallas church foundation treasurer was sentenced to over seven years in prison for wire fraud and ordered to pay $1.7 million in restitution.