Allen invests $240K in high-tech equipment to enhance monitoring and testing of commercial smart water meters, aiming for improved efficiency in water usage management.

Allen is investing $4.1 million in a major street and alley refurbishment project to repair worn pavement, with a focus on cost efficiency and long-term urban infrastructure resilience.

Police Academy Class 71 honored fallen officers with a memorial run, upholding a tradition that emphasizes respect and the dangers of law enforcement.

Dallas Love Field Airport's master plan will be showcased on March 19, giving the public an opportunity to view and provide feedback on the airport's 20-year vision.

Dallas offers free emergency preparedness classes through the CERT program with skills like fire safety and rescue; pre-registration by March 7, 2024, is required.

The Mesquite Police Department and its Alumni Association are enhancing community engagement by patrolling neighborhoods to deter crime, with new volunteers to be recruited this summer.

The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office is emphasizing education on crime's impact and the need for a robust justice system during National Criminal Justice Month.

Fort Worth Police seek public help after a body was found in the West 7th Entertainment District, with anyone having information urged to contact authorities.

White Settlement Police joined military families for the USAF 301st Family Day, reflecting on service and unity. Chief Cook expressed appreciation for the military at the NAS JRB Fort Worth event.

A new housing initiative in Lewisville helps low-income residents get free HVAC repairs through a Community Development Block Grant-funded program. Eligibility includes income and homeowner criteria.

The Dallas Police Department found 86-year-old Marvin Clayton safe after he went missing on March 3. Clayton, last seen on Fordham Road, was located within 24 hours thanks to community efforts.

Euless is accepting registrations for its Summer Adventure Camp and Teen Camp with a new lottery system. Deadlines vary for returning participants, new residents, and non-residents. A $10 deposit is required for each week booked.

Mesquite Police promoted Deputy Chief Stephen Biggs to Assistant Chief of Police, celebrating his over 24 years of service.