Fort Worth's City Council has approved a rezoning for new affordable housing and office space along North University Drive, bringing enhanced walkability and community-focused amenities.

The Argyle Lions Club Cookie Crawl returns, inviting the public to enjoy homemade cookies and discover local businesses on November 23rd, from 9 AM to 3 PM.

White Settlement Police Department announced a Christmas card design contest for children, including those with learning differences, with winners' work sent to police chiefs and local partners.

The Godley Fire Department successfully rescued a horse named Rex from a cattle guard. The incident was shared on social media, with confirmation that Rex would recover.

Frisco introduces a new traffic signal at Custer and Gartner/Paradise Roads, set to become fully operational on November 21, following initial flashing mode.

Dallas updates on Proposition S which permits citizens to sue the city for non-compliance with local laws, warning of potential increased litigation costs impacting the budget.

The Arlington ISD and partners launched the Mission Joy Toy Drive to fill the Mission Arlington Christmas Store for families in need, with various drop-off locations and a culminating event on December 10.

Arlington Mayor Pro Tempore Dr. Barbara Odom-Wesley was elected to the National League of Cities board, aiming to shape municipal policies for a two-year term.

The article details Arlington's enhancements to Richard Simpson Park, including a fishing pier and playground. It also discusses city initiatives, events, and successes in promoting community engagement and quality of life.

The Arlington library partners with USPS for a children's event to write letters to Santa, offering materials and promising delivery to the North Pole.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking information on the 2010 unsolved murder of Juan Coronado, urging the public to assist in the cold case investigation.

CivicPlus introduces a cloud-based recreation management system to improve park and rec admin tasks, accessible anytime, anywhere, offering a centralized solution for both staff and residents of Rockwall County, Texas.

The 311 CRM technology is enhancing local government-citizen engagement, as explained on the Rockwall County website, offering convenient reporting tools and improving government workflow and transparency.