The Denton City Council is holding a hearing to discuss changing Hummingbird Lane's designation within the Mobility Plan, inviting public participation.

Denton City Council to consider changes to Underwood Road's classification and Amyx Road's inclusion in the city's Mobility Plan at a public hearing on November 19.

The Denton County Fire Chief Association invites the public to their Annual Firefighter Memorial Service on October 30, 2024, with speakers and traditional ceremonies to honor fallen firefighters.

Denton County Judge Andy Eads issues a mandatory burn ban to prevent wildfires amid severe dry conditions, applying restrictions on outdoor burning and certain activities like welding.

Daylight Saving Time's end prompts safety measures, including checking smoke alarms and being more vigilant on darker roads, recommended by the Arlington Fire Department and Look Out Texans.

The Information and Technology Services Security Team won the OnCon Icon Top 50 Information Security Team Award, recognized for outstanding contributions to Information Security.

Mesquite, Texas ends free EV charging, imposing a $0.30 per kWh fee from November 1, below the state average, to sustain its charging stations post-federal funding.

Ellis County has issued alerts for road closures due to flood safety concerns, urging residents to avoid high water areas and contact authorities about flooded roads.

All Stars Learning Center in East Arlington is celebrated during Small Business Promotion Week for providing early education for 25 years and earning a four-star Texas Rising Star rating.

The White Settlement Haunted Trails event drew over a thousand participants, as shared by the local fire department, celebrating a night of community fun and festive spirit.

The DEA and local law enforcement, including the Plano Texas Police Department, organized a Drug Take Back Day to collect unused medications, with Plano collecting 1,500 lbs in April.

At Mockingbird Elementary, the Red Ribbon Week basketball game featured a matchup between police officers and 5th graders, emphasizing community engagement and anti-drug education.

Fort Worth Water has announced the need to replace 32,590 galvanized service lines due to potential lead contamination risks, although no actual lead lines were found.