Frisco's infrastructure is being improved with the paving of Universal Parkway and a new section of Frisco Street to support traffic around the upcoming Universal Kids Resort and Fields development.

The Mexico 2000 Ballet Folklórico is presenting "25 Years of Tradition" in North Texas, showcasing the cultural diversity of Mexican dance and costume with live music.

Fort Worth introduces new street sweepers to improve city cleanliness and offers a "Name the Sweepers Contest" for residents to creatively name each vehicle.

Allen, Texas ranks second in best small-city real estate markets, ninth overall, in a WalletHub study considering home values, vacancy rates, and affordability.

Thieves used a car to break into a Garland gun shop, Lateral Limits, but only stole knives and a flashlight as no firearms were on display. The shop has been targeted thrice, causing the owner costly damages.

The Justice Department sues RealPage Inc. for using pricing software that allegedly inflates rents and stifles competition in violation of antitrust laws.

Dallas is experiencing a heat wave with temperatures near 99 degrees and little relief expected in the coming days, according to the National Weather Service.

Texas AG Ken Paxton threatens legal action over the State Fair of Texas' gun ban, alleging it violates state law by prohibiting licensed gun owners from carrying on government property.

The City of Dallas announced its last virtual meeting for Permanent Supportive Housing Development funding opportunities, with the deadline on September 13, 2024.

Arlington ISD must pay $6.5M to the state under Texas' "Robin Hood" law, despite 70% of its students being economically disadvantaged, as it's deemed property-rich.

TxDOT invites public input on US 287 upgrades, launching an interactive survey for feedback on potential interstate standards, safety, and mobility enhancements until September 16, 2024.

Arlington celebrated 50 years of the Community Development Block Grant Program, recognizing its role in supporting local non-profits and sustainable community development.

NAS JRB Fort Worth honored military and civilian personnel for achievements and service. Medals and service awards were presented at a ceremony recognized in a Facebook post.