A Denton rezoning proposal for 92 acres may change land from Rural Residential to commercial and residential spaces, with a public hearing set for August 20, 2024.

Local law enforcement, teachers, and administrators participated in a CPR training course to improve emergency response skills and reinforce community bonds.

Denton County Emergency Services cooled off Argyle High School students at their annual Splash Down event, fostering interactions with local first responders.

Dallas has received the Sharman Stein Award for Storytelling Changemakers for its transparency and community engagement efforts through data and communication initiatives.

The City of Grand Prairie encourages water conservation through its "Water Smart" campaign, setting guidelines for sprinkler usage and promoting awareness of water waste prevention methods like pool covers and checking for leaks.

Fort Worth is investing $12 million in efficient streetlights, including a transition to solar, aiming for sustainability and cost savings in city neighborhoods.

Arlington Parks and Recreation offers a range of August events including "Rock the Pool," Sensory Swim, Cliff Nelson's birthday bash, Friday Night Splash Party, and a Parents' Night Out: Nerf Night.

Arlington's annual Aging Well Expo, tailored for adults 50+, is set for September 18 with activities, health screenings, and Texas Rangers' Tom Grieve as the keynote speaker.

The Mansfield Police Department found Laura Santiago safe after she was reported missing when she disappeared while her husband was inside Discount Tire Company.

The article describes public recognition for National Life Group's support of first responders and nonprofits, emphasizing a service-oriented approach to success in business and community relations.

The George W. Hawkes Downtown Library in Arlington hosts a free, glow-in-the-dark end-of-summer party with dancing, snacks, story time, and a scavenger hunt, plus door prizes from local businesses.

Argyle residents are warned of a scam involving fake police fundraising calls. The police department does not solicit donations by phone and encourages reporting such incidents.

Central Park’s Gene Hatcher Pavilion is launching its first Haunted Trails Event for Halloween, combining a haunted character experience with trunk or treat activities. Residents can register online to participate.