Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly Child Safety Seat Clinic to help correctly install car seats, moving the February event to Fire Station 3 due to construction. Appointments are necessary, open to all.

Arlington's Safe Streets Action Plan aims to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries, applying over 40 methods, including street design changes and behavior promotion.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Dallas with rain and thunderstorms, varying temperatures, and potential for gusty winds, concluding with clearer, sunny weather by Sunday.

Forecast predicts showers and thunderstorms in Dallas with high chances of rainfall throughout the week, and a slight weather improvement by the weekend.

The Ellis County Commissioners' Court is set to review a replat application for Yarbrough's Yard, changing lot lines and adding unplatted land. Public input is welcomed on March 18, 2025.

Lewisville's Tri-City Neighborhood Summit aims to connect residents and local leaders, featuring discussions on community building and neighborhood safety.

Garland Mayor Scott LeMay received the 2024 Partner for the Arts Award from the GCAC, while City Council Member Jeff Bass got the Distinguished Leader Award.

Officer William McDuff, the first African American officer in Dallas, who was killed in the line of duty in 1896, was honored with a street topper at a local intersection.

Arlington's special election in May 2025 will let voters decide on seven amendments to align city governance with state law, including changes to electoral processes and city council roles.

Fort Worth neighborhoods will see street rehabilitation including asphalt reclamation and repair of damaged infrastructure, beginning in February 2025 with a completion target for September 2025.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office honors Deputy Wesley Hardeman, their first African American deputy, highlighting his numerous contributions to the community during Black History Month.

Lewisville residents are advised of alley entrance repairs by SAZ Infrastructure starting February 4, with expected completion by February 7, weather permitting. Access from King Bors Ln. remains open during construction.

An armed standoff in White Settlement was peacefully resolved after hours of negotiation, with the suspect surrendering and being arrested on multiple warrants related to family violence.