The Fort Worth City Council approved an $847,500 incentive for ITS Logistics' expansion, including a new downtown office and the ContainerAI platform, with plans to hire up to 339 employees.

After heavy rain, Ciquio Vasquez Park was littered with trash, requiring cleanup by the City's Park & Recreation Department and a contractor that hires the homeless. The city urges residents to help prevent littering.

Coppell’s Citizen's Police Academy Alumni teams up with Project LeanNation to provide nutritious meals to local law enforcement during National Police Week as a gesture of appreciation.

The Tarrant County DA's office took to social media to express gratitude to military personnel in light of Armed Forces Day, emphasizing their dedication and sacrifice.

The Dallas Police Department is enforcing seat belt compliance through the "Click It or Ticket" campaign from May 22 to June 4 to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries.

The Mesquite Police Department responded to a burglary and squatting case involving multiple calls and an eviction, leading to an arrest for criminal trespass and later a burglary charge.

Michael Schaeffer was sworn into Allen City Council as Mary Vail-Grube stepped down. The late Edward Swierenga was honored, and funds were approved for new playground equipment at Allen Station Park.

The Cedar Hill City Council has proclaimed the coming week as Police Week to honor fallen local law enforcement, including Officer Grady Lamb, inviting residents to a ceremony.

Dallas weather forecasts for the next week include sunny conditions, potential thunderstorms, and highs around 90 degrees, with cooler nights and possible thunderstorms midweek.

Agencies in Dallas Fort Worth, including USPIS, praised a joint law enforcement effort resulting in defendants facing a possible ten-year sentence, with sentencing on September 3, 2024.

Carrollton schedules a July 3 fireworks show at Josey Ranch Lake, starting at 9:30 p.m., following a patriotic concert from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. City laws prohibit personal fireworks to ensure safety.

The Allen Fire Department offers free 'Stop the Bleed' training on May 23, with hands-on techniques, such as applying pressure and using tourniquets. Registration is open.

Fort Worth names the eastern bluebird as its official city bird, signifying hope and resilience, following a civic initiative involving local students and community members.