Dallas is seeking public feedback on possibly converting Lake Highlands North Park tennis courts into pickleball courts, through an online survey until September 15.

Dallas Love Field Airport announces the LEAP expansion program to enhance facilities and infrastructure, aiming to improve passenger experience and accommodate future growth, with a phased construction strategy starting in 2027.

Fort Worth invites residents to discuss the proposed FY26 budget at meetings, highlighting a significant increase and strategic priorities like safety and infrastructure.

Arrangements for Captain Daniel Cearley's services were announced by the Fort Worth Fire Department, including a visitation on August 22nd and a funeral on August 23rd, with a livestream available.

Midlothian Police seek public help to identify a Ford truck driver potentially linked to an arson case as a person of interest. They ask anyone with info to contact Detective Siegler.

NextOp and Fort Worth are hosting a Veteran Employment Workshop & Career Fair to connect veterans with jobs, offering tailored support and immediate hiring opportunities.

Radiation screens at U.S. ports caught an unexpected contaminant in Walmart shrimp. Now, millions of shoppers in major metros could be affected.

Sgt. Brett Ward won the DA Greg Willis Super Sleuth Award for exemplary investigative work in the Shailene Velez murder case, resulting in a life sentence for the perpetrator.

Lewisville offers a workshop to educate residents about home repair grants, including matching funds for various neighborhood enhancements and community-building initiatives.

Garland's groundbreaking for its new Senior Activity Center scheduled for August 23 is a key community event marking the construction start of the $17.5 million facility.

Jessica Rogers has been appointed as the new director of Fort Worth's Economic Development Department, effective mid-September, with a focus on business growth and investment.

The history of Fort Worth's City Hall reflects the city's architectural evolution, from a Victorian building in 1893 to the recent relocation to a former corporate tower in 2021.

The Fort Worth Police Department is enrolling for its Police Explorer program until August 31, 2025, to teach local youths about law enforcement through hands-on experience.