Officer Crockett of the Garland Police Department was recognized for his community engagement, particularly in the area of trucking and transportation, receiving the "Excellence Award in Community Engagement."

Fort Worth extends its High ImpACT Pilot Program, investing $2.2 million to address mental health and homelessness, with 30 people housed since its May launch.

Fort Worth's Northwest Community Center is set to be named Betsy Price Community Center, honoring the city's longest-serving mayor and her commitment to parks and health initiatives.

The City intensifies its stance on game rooms and eight-liners by amending zoning and licensing rules, ultimately banning these gaming devices after a decade-long legal battle and a Texas court ruling them as unconstitutional lotteries.

The City of Denton Fire Department announces a Civil Service Entrance Exam for aspiring firefighters on January 11, 2025, with a registration deadline of December 29, 2024.

Fort Worth has been awarded a SolSmart Silver designation for its efforts to promote solar energy, streamlining the solar installation process and supporting sustainable practices.

Fort Worth has opened Casa de los Sueños, a support center for homeless families, transforming a former hotel into a hub offering professional, educational, and health services.

Arlington Parks & Recreation offers winter camps for kids aged 5-13, with activities, snacks included, and varying enrollment fees. Discounts and financial assistance are available.

The City of Denton invites nonprofits to apply for its Community Development Grant Program, focusing on Housing, Public Facility, and Human Services Projects for 2025-2026.

Glenn Heights residents prepare for a runoff election scheduled for December 14, 2024. Polls open from 7 AM to 7 PM with resources available online to inform voters on the candidates and issues.

The Dallas Police Department was honored by Special Olympics Texas with a unique Olympic Torch, recognizing their support for local athletes with special needs.

The Cedar Hill Police partnered with Target to host Heros and Helpers, giving over 50 kids a holiday shopping spree, supported by local organizations and community partners.

Mayor Linda Martin of Euless joins The Salvation Army fundraising challenge, volunteering to ring their bell at a local Kroger to support those in need.