Fort Worth scored 97 out of 100 on the HRC's 2024 Municipal Equality Index (MEI), slightly down from its previous perfect scores. The MEI assesses LGBTQ inclusivity in U.S. cities.

Dallas prepares for MLK Celebration Week starting January 10, 2025, with events to honor Dr. King's legacy, including a parade and a scholarship gala.

Fort Worth has issued a reminder about its cold weather resources for the homeless, including emergency shelters and a daytime resource, True Worth Place.

Lewisville is celebrating its centennial with year-long festivities and four historical exhibits that highlight the city's development over 180 years, which are free to visit and will rotate quarterly among various locations in the city.

Old Town Lewisville offers walking tours to celebrate its history, involving accessible 90-minute guided journeys into its heritage and architecture, with registration available online.

Lewisville celebrates its centennial with a new marker on Church Street Heritage Walk commemorating the city's history at a ceremony in Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

Lewisville City Council candidate filing is open until February 14 for Places 4, 5, and 6, with elections on May 3 and early voting from April 22-29. Requirements include being a qualified voter and a city resident for one year.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various activities, including a device help session and cultural family events, offering community engagement and learning opportunities.

White Settlement Public Library's TinkerLab, promoting STEAM learning for kids, returns every second Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 pm as a drop-in event.

The Public Works Stormwater Team of White Settlement was praised for cleaning graffiti and debris during the holidays, with current focus on a tree-lifting initiative for safety and cleanliness.

Duncanville ISD Police Dept. introduces a surprise reward to encourage student attendance on January 7th, 2025, after winter break, with a prize drawing at each campus.

The Plano Police Department is conducting its Annual Citizen Survey to receive community feedback on its performance and identify areas for improvement.

Irving's outdoor warning siren test was cancelled due to technical issues, with the Police Department working to resolve the problem for next month's test.