The Fort Worth Public Library's 2024 annual report shows growth in community engagement and services, with new libraries opened, increased program attendance, and expanded collections.

The Arlington Police Department celebrated the graduation of 37 new officers from Academy Class 70, sharing the news and their names on Facebook, highlighting diversity and community service.

The Duncanville Police Department honored its undercover detectives on Facebook, acknowledging their unseen, impactful work in maintaining community safety.

Haltom City Police arrested a suspect from a tip-off for a series of mail thefts but are still seeking a second suspect known for wearing a purple hat.

Stacy Rodriguez-Duke was named the 2024 Employee of the Year in Euless for her exceptional service and dedication to city programs and community engagement.

Fort Worth's fire trucks are uniquely white, a choice based in a 1950s study for greater visibility. Despite science favoring lime-yellow for safety, the city maintains its tradition, as explained in a YouTube video and detailed by City News.

The Vivian J. Lincoln Library offers a nail design workshop and other unique events in March, with a caution for those with sensitivities to materials used.

Lewisville improved public access to government meetings by streaming them on its website with AI live captioning, enhanced navigation, and video archives.

The Peacherine Ragtime Society Orchestra will play live for the silent movie "The Freshman" at Huffines Performance Hall as part of Lewisville's Centennial Celebration on March 7.

Carrollton's Arbor Day Tree Giveaway aims to restore its urban canopy after storm damage by distributing 300 free trees to residents with proof of homeownership. Registration opens March 25.

City Auditor's Office released a Q1 performance report for FY 2024-25 highlighting the completion of a development planning audit and their financial time budget usage.

The extradition of cartel boss Jose Rodolfo Villarreal Hernandez and 28 others to the U.S. relates to charges including interstate stalking and murder-for-hire, following a 2013 Southlake lawyer's murder.

Haltom City Police seek public aid to catch mailroom thieves who operated a white Mercedes and later a Toyota SUV, one with distinctive skeleton hand tattoos.