Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a public hearing to consider designating a property at 1900 Westridge Street as a historic landmark.

Denton faces potential Stage 2 drought restrictions due to peaking water use and ongoing water treatment facility repairs, urging residents to intensify water conservation efforts.

Arlington's Cliff Nelson Recreation Center celebrates its 35th anniversary with an '80s-themed party, featuring live music, a costume contest, and activities for all ages.

Local faith leaders convened at Watermark Church to discuss community initiatives and interfaith cooperation, a move praised by the White Settlement PD on social media.

Fort Worth celebrates the topping out of their Convention Center expansion, marking a key phase in the project aimed at boosting tourism and the local economy.

The report by the City Auditor's Office examines city vendor management and finds areas needing improvement, including due diligence, contract specificity, and data security.

GE on Wing Support Inc. is considering expanding their Fort Worth facility, prompting the city council to potentially offer tax incentives if the company meets job creation and investment targets.

Arlington's proposed $722 million budget for FY 2025 focuses on cost-saving yet maintains services, with potential hikes in property tax and utility fees.

The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area was ranked fourth for startup success by MoneyGeek, with 32.8% new businesses and a supportive environment for entrepreneurs.

The TCEQ has issued an 'Ozone Action Day' in Dallas-Fort Worth, with a concurrent heat advisory due to high temperatures posing health risks. Residents are advised to take precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses and reduce ozone pollution.

The Tarrant County DA commended the Fort Worth, Saginaw, and White Settlement Police Departments for their teamwork on an important but undisclosed case.

The overpass connecting EB I-20 to NB 360 has reopened after an accident involving an 18-wheeler, with local authorities and TxDOT ensuring its safety following the incident.

Dallas invites public input on potential future digital kiosks; a City Hall meeting is set for August 15, 2024, open for in-person and virtual attendance.