Fort Worth City Council has redirected $40,000 for renovations to the future Fort Worth African American Museum after acquiring a location, thus bypassing initial plans for a feasibility study.

Fort Worth has secured $90 million in financial aid from the Texas Water Development Board to address flooding in the Lebow Channel area, including an $18.75 million grant and $71.25 million zero-interest loan.

Fort Worth considers an $840 million bond for transport and other civic improvements, with a vote potentially in May 2026 and no rise in property taxes planned.

Carrollton celebrates Texas Independence Day with 11th annual TEXFest featuring music, food, a beer garden, and activities on March 7, at 1106 S. Broadway Street.

Keller’s mayor says ICE detained a dozen people after the city formally joined the 287(g) program. The move has prompted protests and renewed debate over local policing.

Toni Hudson remains hospitalized after a pit bull attacked her on Marfa Avenue, leaving severe facial injuries and a broken finger.

The Lewisville Police Department promoted officers to new lieutenants and sergeants, aiming to enhance leadership and decision-making within the force.

The City of Denton showcased its 2024-25 achievements in a Year-in-Review video, highlighting progress in public safety, infrastructure, and economic growth, while emphasizing commitment to sustainability and quality of life.

Dallas police say newly signed arrest warrants and fresh charges were filed after a suspect surrendered in the deadly Design District hit‑and‑run that killed 23‑year‑old Seth Rains.

Lewisville offers free mulch from recycled Christmas trees at Lewisville Lake Park, highlighting eco-friendly initiatives as part of their 2025 sustainability plan.

Tarrant County GOP says it won’t hand-count March primary ballots but will keep studying precinct-level, hand-tally options for future elections. Officials point to logistics and costs.

1519 Main opened in downtown Dallas as a moody, Prohibition‑style cocktail room that emphasizes classic, measured drinks and private events.

Lewisville invites vendors for ColorPalooza festival focusing on arts, culture, and environmental sustainability. Applications for various vendor categories are open until March 29, with the event set for April 25.