Arlington's annual Aging Well Expo, tailored for adults 50+, is set for September 18 with activities, health screenings, and Texas Rangers' Tom Grieve as the keynote speaker.

Dallas is under a heat advisory with temperatures reaching above 100 degrees. Residents are encouraged to stay cool and hydrated due to the risk of heat-related illnesses.

The Mansfield Police Department found Laura Santiago safe after she was reported missing when she disappeared while her husband was inside Discount Tire Company.

The South Division Facility opens in Fort Worth's South Side to enhance police community ties and improve local service. Chief Noakes emphasized the police's commitment to the community.

Fort Worth police request public aid in identifying a suspect involved in downtown vandalism, following released footage from a July 21st incident involving damaged flower pots.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office held its first Awards & Promotion Ceremony of the year, honoring employees with various accolades for exemplary service.

Daisha, reported missing in Denton, was found safe according to a Facebook update by the local police, offering relief to a community that had rallied for her return.

The article describes public recognition for National Life Group's support of first responders and nonprofits, emphasizing a service-oriented approach to success in business and community relations.

The Bad Königshofen Family Aquatic Center will host a Sensory Swim event for children with special needs and their families, focusing on a sensory-friendly environment. Registrations are open online.

The George W. Hawkes Downtown Library in Arlington hosts a free, glow-in-the-dark end-of-summer party with dancing, snacks, story time, and a scavenger hunt, plus door prizes from local businesses.

The article discusses #OperationSlowdown, a campaign led by Officer Weston to reduce dangerous driving and improve road safety, as detailed in a video posted on social media.

Argyle residents are warned of a scam involving fake police fundraising calls. The police department does not solicit donations by phone and encourages reporting such incidents.

The Mesquite Championship Rodeo honored first responders during a special event, receiving acknowledgment and support from local police on social media.