The City of Dallas is reshaping its urban landscape with ForwardDallas, involving community input to promote livability, sustainability, and economic vitality.

Garland's Water Utilities Department discounts rain barrels to promote conservation, with a limited quantity available for $78 each, down from retail $129.

Grand Prairie announces the 2024 Community Development Block Grant for non-profits to address housing and community needs, with applications now open.

A Dallas teen, Keymere McCriston, died from gunshot wounds after a robbery-related shooting led to a car crash. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, highlighting the issue of dating violence among high school students, with efforts to educate and prevent abuse.

Mansfield Officers Herlihy and Stevens were awarded challenge coins by the City Manager for exceptional community service and saving a local citizen's life.

Fort Worth officials are addressing maternal and infant health disparities, revealing strategies to provide better access to resources and proactive mental health support for mothers in Tarrant County.

Duncanville hosts the Dark in the Park Solar Eclipse Festival featuring music, zip-lining, and a watch party with free sunglasses for safe eclipse viewing.

The Duncanville Weekly Update features career milestones, community programs, fiscal details, park upgrades, library clubs, infrastructure projects, and local events including a Princess Tea Party.

Duncanville police safely resolved a standoff with an armed person in crisis, and the Department promoted mental health resources, including the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Dallas Police confirmed that 18-year-old Semaj Specks, reported missing since February 22, was found safe, ending the search efforts publicized through social media.

The City of Lewisville is inviting public input on the Southwest Parkway Complete Street Project, aiming to improve streets with bike lanes, sidewalks, ADA ramps, and more. A meeting is set for March 7 at Lewisville Elementary School.

Carrollton residents can vote in the city's first Storm Drain Art Contest, where the winning design will decorate a downtown stormwater inlet to promote water conservation and pollution prevention.