Harry Zimmer has resigned from the Euless City Council after nearly a decade. He is recognized for his extensive volunteer work and impact on multiple City boards.

Three candidates are running in Keller's City Council Place 3 special election on August 31, with early voting from August 14-27. Registration deadline is August 1.

Dev Rastogi joins Dallas as Assistant City Manager, focusing on sustainability and overseeing departments like Aviation and Public Works, with a rich background in infrastructure from AECOM.

Euless Public Library invites kids to meet search and rescue dogs from MARK9 SAR on July 19th, where they will learn about the dogs' emergency response roles.

The Dallas Police Department reported that missing 68-year-old San Juana Jimenez-Rocha has been found safely, without detailing the circumstances of her return.

The City of Dallas is hosting summer residencies with free creative workshops for the community, targeting underserved areas, and invites nonprofits to involve local artists in events.

Bryan Rebel, Mansfield’s Assistant Finance Director, was honored by the City Council for completing a training for New and Emerging Finance Directors.

A suspect with a felony warrant led the White Settlement Police on a high-speed chase, ending with his arrest after an attempted carjacking. No injuries reported.

The Garland Police Department congratulates Class 60 of the Citizens Police Academy and invites residents to apply for the Spring 2025 program for an insight into policing.

Patrice Randle has been reinstated as Fort Worth city auditor starting July 1, after previously holding the position and leaving in December 2021 for an entrepreneurial venture. She's responsible for overseeing the city's financial integrity.

The Frisco Police Department held a ceremony to introduce new officers and celebrated promotions, offering a public livestream for those unable to attend.

The White Settlement Police Department quickly resolved a June shooting incident, leading to the arrest of the suspect thanks to Detective G. Ramirez and inter-agency cooperation.

Denton County has reported two West Nile Virus positive mosquito traps, prompting DCPH to respond with truck-based fogging and public health advisories on preventive measures.