The FBI Dallas division is promoting its Citizens Academies, where community leaders learn about FBI operations, to build understanding and public trust.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office held its first Awards & Promotions Ceremony of 2025, honoring staff achievements like perfect attendance and lifesaving actions.

Arts Fort Worth is dedicating the East Rosedale Monument, an art-repurposed transit bus by Christopher Blay, at Ella Mae Shamblee Library on February 1 to honor civil rights history.

NAS JRB Fort Worth held an Awards & Quarters ceremony, honoring service members with medals and appreciations including the Navy Commendation and Achievement Medals.

Fonroche Lighting, a French solar street light manufacturer, opened its U.S. headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, indicating commitment to the U.S. market and sustainable urban solutions.

MP Materials starts producing rare earth magnets in Fort Worth to reduce US reliance on imports, contributing to domestic supply chain resilience and supporting tech and electric vehicle industries.

The Carrollton City Council approved the 2025 Sustainability Plan, aimed at enhancing the city's environmental and economic prosperity through strategic actions.

Dallas launches a Community Quilt Activity for the inaugural 214 Day, inviting residents to design quilt squares that express city pride, with a showcase on February 14, 2025.

Arlington is conducting its annual Citizen Satisfaction Survey to gather residents' opinions on city services, available online in multiple languages.

Dallas Animal Services aims for a 90% live release rate for January, facing capacity challenges but maintaining an 87.5% rate for the fiscal year. They urge community involvement for fostering and support.

Dallas City Council approves Phase I of Roland G. Parrish Park, investing $10 million in a neglected neighborhood for park improvements, including a football field and playground.

Arlington Museum of Art hosts a costume exhibit from "Wicked" and a photo exhibit of Princess Diana, both highlighting storytelling through visual art.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns about a scam involving a fake deputy demanding money, emphasizing that genuine officers will never call to ask for payments.