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.

Ellis County officials enacted a 90-day burn ban due to drought, restricting activities like campfires to prevent wildfires, but with exceptions for cooking and waste burning.

The City of Denton Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss a rezoning request on Mockingbird Lane that could change 2.6 acres from R2 to R4, with a public hearing scheduled for September 11.

A Fort Worth officer's critical social media remarks about city council members prompted the City to affirm its values of respect and diversity, emphasizing the officer's views don't represent the City or Police Department.

Fort Worth has opened a new customer service hub in City Hall to centralize services including Development Services and Water Bill Pay, offering convenience to residents.

Eduardo Gonzalez, 19, was arrested by Fort Worth Police and charged with Intoxication Manslaughter and DWI after a fatal crash on I-35W, killing five people.

The "Elvis Christmas Spectacular" show featuring tribute artists will take place at Garland's Plaza Theatre, blending Elvis's holiday hits and classics.

The City of Grand Prairie surveyed residents about a proposed multi-use facility, receiving an 11.6% response rate, with results available on their website.

A Dallas man was sentenced to 97 months for using a stuffed toy to traffic fentanyl pills; evidence included photos of the toy and "Santa Muerte" posters.