Arlington is preparing to introduce a new zoning strategy, 'Form-Based Code,' focusing on urban form rather than land use. A public forum is scheduled for November 20, 2024, to discuss the approach and its impact on development.

The Texas Christkindl Market returns to Arlington, inspired by its German sister-city relationship, offering a European-style Christmas market experience with handcrafted gifts, decorations, and festive activities.

The White Settlement Police Department has announced its first Neighborhood Watch meeting to encourage community policing. Residents are urged to participate in safeguarding their area, with volunteers sought as block captains.

Carrollton calls for award nominations to honor local volunteers for their service to the community, with a deadline of January 3 and an awards ceremony set for February 26.

Dallas invites residents to attend the 'Love What's Next' open house on December 2 to discuss the Master Plan Update for the Dallas Love Field airport at the Frontiers of Flight Museum.

The City of Garland won eight awards at the TATOA conference for its video productions, including first-place wins in public health/safety and arts, and third place for Overall Excellence.

Grand Prairie plans to annex properties and discuss a partnership with Ellis County for water supply, with public hearings scheduled at City Hall to encourage community involvement. Documents are available on the city's website.

The City of Garland invites residents to take a survey regarding preferences for receiving community news and information, indicating the city's intention to improve communication methods.

Garland's annual MLK celebrations will feature events including a parade, a musical, and a youth extravaganza, honoring Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy and the community work of Jack and Jill of America, Northeast Dallas Chapter.

Fort Worth City Council approves $400,000 for The Fort Worth Herd's equestrian facility improvements as part of ongoing efforts to preserve the city's western heritage and support tourism.

UT Arlington's APLUS program, funded by the Department of Energy, bridges classroom theory with industry application to enhance job readiness in electrical engineering students.

Arlington residents received grocery deliveries via ground and air robots as part of the city's pilot program, detailed in the "Leveraging Technology" newsletter.

Argyle ISD Police Department announces a 1-Mile Fun Run & Sprint with Santa, requiring an unwrapped toy for participation, aiming to combine fitness with supporting families in need.