White Settlement celebrated its fire department with an awards ceremony, recognizing Trevor Ahrens, William Sclafani, and Randy Rogers for outstanding service.

Texas has expanded its Move Over/Slow Down law to include Animal Services vehicles and officers, effective September 1, 2025, requiring drivers to slow down or change lanes for stopped service vehicles.

Dallas and the Dallas Wings have begun building a new practice facility in Joey Georgusis Park, featuring professional courts and community spaces, set for completion by the 2026 WNBA season.

Dallas Police Department welcomes Academy Class 408 with 77 trainees, including 20 women, reflecting the department's commitment to community representation and efforts to meet hiring targets.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing on October 14, 2025, to discuss the annexation of a 15-acre piece of land, aligning with the Denton 2040 plan. Residents can attend or speak at City Hall, with details available from Mia Hines.

A shooting at a Dallas ICE facility resulted in two deaths and one critical injury, prompting City Councilmember Maxie Johnson, who lost his son to gun violence, to issue a statement calling for unity and support for law enforcement.

The Dallas City Council has approved eminent domain for redevelopment in Cadillac Heights to address challenges such as flooding. Council Member Maxie Johnson emphasizes community involvement in the urban revitalization process.

Fort Worth is preparing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, expecting 100,000 daily visitors, and planning to enhance public safety, city services, and tourism engagement.

Arlington Public Library hosts "A Sip of Culture" for adults on September 25, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with traditional beverages and their cultural significance.

The Dallas Police Department's Crime Scene Unit was named 2025 Unit of the Year by the National Forensic Science Association, with Latent Print Examiner Elizabeth Molina also being honored.

Grandview Estates may change with a new plat application to divide Lot 19 into 19A and 19B. The Ellis County Commissioners' Court is reviewing the proposal ahead of a public meeting.

The City of Arlington will host a free workshop on Oct. 23 for organizations seeking 2026 HUD grant funding. Attendees will learn about CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs, eligibility, and application criteria, with more than $1.7M available for housing and community initiatives.

Deputy Haley Drew has been awarded the Tiny Miller Award by the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office for her service and community engagement, which includes supporting animal shelters and organizing charity drives.