Fort Worth is using a new road repair technique called "modified rubblization" which is cost-effective and environmentally friendly. This method recycles old concrete as a base for new asphalt.

Fort Worth's City News takes a Thanksgiving break and encourages residents to disconnect digitally and reconnect with family; city services adjust hours for the holiday.

The Plano Police Department welcomes Kain, a highly trained German Shepherd, to their force, equipped with skills in narcotics, search, and apprehension.

The University Crossing Public Improvement District has installed new lighting at Glencoe Park, University Crossing Trail, and Mockingbird Bridge, enhancing nighttime safety and connection in the community.

A man was shot and later died in Dallas, with police seeking information on the November 16 incident. The victim's identity is withheld until family is notified.

General Motors celebrated 70 years at its Arlington assembly plant with the premiere of a documentary titled "The Heartbeat of Arlington," highlighting the plant's impact on the area's economy and employment.

White Settlement Community Services has launched the Holiday Grease Roundup to prevent sewer clogs by recycling fats, oils, and grease into biodiesel or biogas.

Two teenagers were arrested after a shooting in Garland, involving a car chase and no injuries. The incident began with a fight at a restaurant and ended with a crash during a police pursuit.

A 15-year-old died in a dirt bike accident in Plano, Texas, after hitting a stationary truck. The bike was not street-legal. The incident is under investigation.

Arlington boosts leaf collection efforts by expanding curbside program and encourages residents to recycle leaves at the landfill instead of using park drop-off sites.

The Wylie Police Department is offering a secure package delivery service from December 1-22 to protect against theft, requiring residents to inform Officer Waters of usage.

Dallas urges neighborhood leaders to update their information on the Neighborhood Organization Map to ensure visibility and access to city resources and communication.

Denton invites residents to a public hearing to review an ecological mitigation plan for the removal of environmentally sensitive areas on over 84 acres of land near Interstate 35.