Lewisville, Texas, receives the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for fiscal transparency and governance excellence for the fiscal year starting in October 2024.

After a vehicular accident in Godley, an exhaustive search eventually led to finding a victim with the aid of drone technology, before the City of Godley Fire Department cleared the scene.

Garland Police Academy Class 73 welcomes new recruits and lateral officers, embarking on a 25-week training program as described by the department's Facebook post.

Fort Worth hires Lance Randall as Deputy Director for Economic Development, bringing his 29-year experience across various sectors to enhance local economic growth.

The Dallas OAC has announced a series of cultural events for February, including the "214 Day" to celebrate local arts, a Non-Profit Summer Residency Program, public art opportunities, and grant applications for arts organizations.

The City of Euless invites families to the Daddy/Daughter Valentine's Dance on February 7th at the Texas Star Golf Course. Tickets are $15 and available online or at the Euless Family Life Center.

Euless Summer Camps' lottery registration opens for residents, offering Adventure and Teen Camp slots. Parents can apply during designated periods for a chance to secure a place for their children.

Lewisville opens grant applications for organizations aiding low-income residents, with $362,752 possible funds including an estimated $122,752 from CDBG and $240,000 pending budget approval.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting events to celebrate arts and culture, including dialogues with artists, theatrical performances, and a biennial international festival highlighting new plays.

Arlington Parks and Recreation offers a variety of February events, including a seniors' breakfast, masquerade dance, and activities for different ages, aimed at fostering community connections.

The Aledo ISD, City of Willow Park, and Parker County ESD 1 have secured land for future educational and emergency services amidst rapid development and rising land costs.

High Oak Park in North Arlington is being revamped with a $776,000 investment, including a new playground and improved safety features, with construction set to complete by June 1.

Duncanville is addressing an SSO caused by heavy rain, focusing on cleanup and safety measures, while locals near the spill are advised to boil water.