AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax filing services at the White Settlement library, targeting seniors and low to moderate-income individuals. Appointments are in high demand.

White Settlement residents participated in a Polar Plunge and Valentine's Friendship Skate to support Special Olympics Texas and local special programs.

The Fort Worth Police Department launched a new website aiming to enhance the digital connection with the community and improve user experience by offering direct links to police services and features to promote engagement.

Northwest ISD is making cuts due to a $16 million deficit, which include eliminating around 100 teaching positions and increasing class sizes to save funds.

A Dallas appeals court ruled in favor of short-term rental operators, allowing them to operate in residential areas despite a city ordinance aimed at banning them.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas is starting its 31st Citizen's Police Academy on February 20th to educate citizens about law enforcement processes.

Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly Child Safety Seat Clinic to help correctly install car seats, moving the February event to Fire Station 3 due to construction. Appointments are necessary, open to all.

White Settlement community raised over $1,000 for Special Olympics Texas with a Polar Plunge event, attended by local dignitaries and featuring various participants and volunteers.

Arlington Police report a 5% overall crime reduction in 2024, marked by declines across major categories: 1% in Crimes Against Persons, 6% in Crimes Against Property, and 5% in Crimes Against Society.

Dallas Animal Services hosts "Late Night Doggie Date Night" on Feb 12, offers free adoptions including spay/neuter and vaccines, invites public to visit late until 8 p.m. for pet adoption.

White Settlement is hosting a recycling event for hazardous waste, electronics, and document shredding, exclusive to residents who can show a water bill for proof of residence.

The White Settlement community honored senior volunteers at the annual Senior Volunteer Banquet, where Mayor Faron Young and City Manager Jeffrey James praised their service, and Carolyn Gordon was named Volunteer of the Year.

White Settlement honored community volunteers at their second annual banquet, acknowledging the significant impact of their 8,669 hours of service valued at $290,338, with awards and appreciation for all.