The FWPD celebrates #GovernmentCommunicatorsDay with a social media post acknowledging their Public Relations team for keeping citizens informed on city matters and safety information.

Tracy Gray is appointed as the new judge of the 489th District Court in Kaufman County, Texas, with her term ending this year or until an election decides her successor.

The United group is hosting a meeting to address teen marriage violence, focusing on education and prevention during Teen Marriage Violence Awareness Month, as noted on the Mesquite Police Department's Facebook page.

Fort Worth ISD Superintendent discusses declining enrollment, budget cuts, and student achievement improvements, as well as urging city leaders to consider housing and wage issues for education quality.

The Lewisville Grand Theater will host the Acoustic Friday’s Songwriter Challenge on March 8, inviting musicians to perform songs based on the theme "Horizon."

Lewisville is hosting a public meeting to discuss ADA compliance and its transition plan to enhance city accessibility. Residents can provide input on February 26 at Lewisville Grand Theater.

Dallas has released the third draft of the ForwardDallas update for public review, with the City Plan Commission set to discuss the development plan on March 7. Residents can participate and access planning resources online.

The Dallas Police Department paid tribute on social media to Senior Corporal Victor Lozada, who died while on duty, emphasizing his dedication and sacrifice.

The Bedford Police Department uses a new device called Skim Scan to check for skimmers at ATMs and gas pumps, finding none, and reminding citizens to stay vigilant.

Seventeen suspects were charged in a large drug bust in Abilene, Texas, where authorities seized drugs and 60 firearms, according to U.S. Attorney Leigha Simonton.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking public assistance in finding Semaj Specks, 18, who has been missing since February 22 and was last seen in the 9700 block of Forest Lane.

Dallas Municipal Court offers to clear warrant fees in exchange for new blanket donations to aid the city's homeless, without arrest for Class C misdemeanors, from Feb 24 to Mar 7.

Tarrant County, Texas ended a program offering free rides to voters, with a decision that split along party lines and sparked a debate over voter accessibility and the use of public funds.