Denton launches "Balancing Act," an online tool that lets residents simulate budget planning for Fiscal Year 2025, encouraging public engagement in the city's fiscal process.

Garland invites residents to join the eighth annual Tri-City Cleanup on October 5 to help preserve waterways, with supplies provided and registration available online.

Arlington is addressing West Nile Virus with targeted ground spraying after finding three positive mosquito samples, focusing on specific at-risk areas and following health guidelines.

Dallas is preparing for intermittent weather with possible thunderstorms through Labor Day, as per the National Weather Service. There's a chance of rain and thunder, but severe weather isn't expected.

The USPIS Fort Worth Division is attending the NIOA conference to develop partnerships, learn from others, and improve community engagement strategies.

Officer Jared Koester of the Fort Worth Police Department wins the North American Inspectors Championship, a testament to his expertise in commercial vehicle safety.

Firefighters from Flower Mound and neighboring departments extinguished a 3-alarm fire that destroyed two homes, saving two elderly individuals and three dogs. No injuries were reported.

Texas A&M Forest Service fights six active wildfires, with some nearing containment. Denton firefighters join efforts, as state combats frequent wildfires.

The White Settlement ISD held a Back-to-School Rally to energize the community for the new school year and athletic season, emphasizing unity and excitement.

The Arlington Police Department is conducting a DWI enforcement initiative alongside various agencies to prevent drunk driving, emphasizing community safety and the consequences of impaired driving.

The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office praised the Fort Worth Police for their work on an undisclosed case, highlighting their role in community safety.

UTA and Fort Worth city officials are proposing an interlocal agreement to establish the UTA West campus, aimed at enhancing education and economic growth.

Fort Worth's Stop Six neighborhood will soon begin construction on Babers Manor as part of the local housing initiative. The development aims to offer a mix of affordable and market-rate housing.