The Tarrant County DA expressed gratitude to the Fort Worth Police for resolving a high-profile case, signalling strong community support for law enforcement.

Arlington's taco competition is back, with local restaurants competing to win the title of Arlington’s Favorite Taco. Residents can try special tacos until September 30 and vote for their favorite, with the winner to be announced on October 3.

Denton County schedules a public hearing on September 10, 2024, for discussing the proposed budget that includes a property tax increase of 6.29% from the previous year.

Fort Worth recognizes National Preparedness Month by focusing on emergency readiness for AANHPI communities, involving multi-language resources, school district partnerships, and the Community Connect program for comprehensive emergency planning.

10-year-old Dallas Jenkins found safe after being missing since August; Dallas Police provided no details on her recovery.

An 11-year-old special needs boy, Kayleb, was found safe at the Providence Place apartment complex where he was reported missing earlier in the evening.

Arlington invites residents to a town hall meeting to discuss its $722 million Fiscal Year 2025 budget on August 26, offering a platform for public input on spending priorities.

The Denton Police Department celebrated promotions and officer achievements, awarding Medals of Valor and Life-Saving Awards for acts such as confronting a gunman and saving lives.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Department is partnering with One CommunityUSA's Shop Talk program to improve community relations, starting in Fort Worth barbershops and salons.

Sculptor Joaquin Soto's "Diffusing The Stigma" exhibit at the Uptown Theater in Grand Prairie aims to raise mental health awareness among communities of color using art crafted from scrap metal.

Denton downtown roads N. Locust & N. Elm St will close from August 26 to September 30 for improvements, with City and TxDOT urging drivers to reroute and supporting local businesses during this period.

Artist Michele Gutlove has been selected to create 'Luminous,' a glass art installation for the Lewisville Public Library, set for completion in early 2025.

The Lewisville City Council is set for a public hearing on the proposed FY 2024-25 budget, including a property tax and utility rate hike, on September 9.