Fort Worth's New City Hall hosts a cat adoption event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on September 13th, with waived fees, free parking, and a chance to learn about the shelter's programs.

The Southeast Branch of the Arlington Library will host a special storytime with Mrs. Rosie, featuring reading and crafts for children ages 2-5, supported by the Rosie and Otis Brown Foundation.

Fort Worth Public Library now offers stargazing kits, including telescopes, in partnership with the Fort Worth Astronomical Society, for community members to explore the night sky.

Fort Worth is focusing on urban planning tied to the Panther Island project to ensure growth benefits and preserves neighboring communities. This includes a ULI panel study and community engagement efforts.

Fort Worth unveils 12 new street sweepers and invites residents to name them in a community engagement contest.

Fort Worth's proposed $2.79 billion budget for FY 2025 focuses on safety, infrastructure, and growth, with final voting on September 17th and citizen engagement encouraged.

Red Oak Police seek community help following morning gunfire on Ivy Court, detailing a suspect vehicle and urging the public to share security footage and tips to aid their investigation.

Knapp Heritage Park in Arlington is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a free pioneer life event featuring guided tours, crafts, and historical demonstrations.

Dallas police arrested Harold Anderson, 71, for a stabbing homicide on S. Cesar Chavez Blvd. The male victim was found dead, and the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service reports sunny and warmer weather for Dallas, with highs of 89°F today and up to 99°F by Saturday. Patchy morning fog advised for commuters, otherwise, no hazardous weather expected.

Denton Police invite the community for a run in Quakertown Park to engage with new recruits and build rapport.

The Fort Worth Police made an arrest in a hit-and-run fatality case, charging Jose Olmedo with Accident involving Death. Further details are available on FWPD's newsroom.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is launching a Fall Citizens Academy to offer the public insight into law enforcement work through a 12-week program.