Plano residents must now register online to speak at City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings due to renovations at the Shapiro Council Chambers, with operations moving to Davis Library.

Pulido's Mexican Restaurant in Fort Worth, a 57-year legacy eatery, is set to reopen after closing in October, with Westland Restaurant Group planning to revive five locations.

An outdated Dallas office building may be converted into residential units aimed at downsizers, with a zoning application submitted and city review pending.

The Duncanville City Manager has implemented updates to improve transparency and keep citizens informed about local government activities, including public works and community events.

Heather Harper Ellett is hosting a workshop at Fort Worth Public Library-Ridglea to help maintain creativity during tough times, with a focus on narrative therapy and neuropsychology.

The Fort Worth Water Gardens is set for renovation as the City Council approves funding for an evaluation by Freese & Nichols to assess its infrastructure.

Fort Worth introduces the new Downtown Express Library in City Hall, offering over 800 titles, digital access to the full catalog, free WiFi, and a self-service checkout. Open house on March 29 will showcase these features.

Dallas Police Officer Frank Johnson was arrested for public intoxication while off-duty by the Little Elm Police Department. He's now on administrative leave.

The Dallas City Council rescheduled a public hearing on the Urban Land Bank Demonstration Program Plan for April 24, which was previously set for March 27.

Dallas unveils a detailed map and list for the $1.25 billion 2024 bond program, aiming for voter transparency ahead of the May 4 election and April 22 early voting.

Ellis County announces early voting from April 22 to 30, with a pause on April 28, before the general and special elections on May 4. The county website provides election details, including sample ballots and polling locations.

Garland, Texas, is ranked as the second-best city in Texas and sixth nationwide for retirement savings, with strong indicators such as housing affordability and low poverty rates.

Garland seeks volunteers for its third annual Duck Creek Cleanup on May 4th to clear litter from local parks and waterways, with a communal lunch after.