Garland offers a free severe weather education class by the National Weather Service on Feb. 17 to improve community preparedness for weather emergencies.

The City of Garland and Transcend STEM Education have provided a new home for a senior who lost his to a fire, with Officer Wilson playing a key role.

Arlington is set to begin roadwork on Randol Mill Road between Cooper and Collins Streets in March, with expected completion in June. An information session is scheduled for February 15 at the local library.

The Dallas Police Department honored the memory of fallen Officer Johnny Sides on social media, commemorating his sacrifice in the line of duty back in 1951.

Plano's Short-Term Rental Task Force announced a public Open House event on February 8th for community input on local housing policy regarding the rise of short-term rentals.

Arlington is surveying residents for input on creating a new farmers market, using online questionnaires in multiple languages to gauge community interest and preferences.

Plano Police Officer Chris Bianez will lead a free personal safety seminar at the Davis Library in Plano, TX, on February 6, 2024, targeting adults due to mature content.

Academy Class 156's cadets in Fort Worth are set to graduate this Friday, marking the end of their training with a ceremonial final team run. The Fort Worth Police Department celebrates their journey and future service.

Arlington's 23rd annual Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest for grades 3-6 is now open, with topics on wildlife preservation and coexistence. Winners receive a $100 savings account.

The Dallas Police Department shared a tweet announcing upcoming community engagement events to promote safety and dialogue. Details awaited on their social media.

Fort Worth Municipal Court offers a Warrant Forgiveness initiative at an event on Feb. 10, providing solutions for outstanding citations without arrest fears, plus additional support services like job placement and legal advice.

Lieutenant Robert Eberling retires from the Grapevine Police Department after 25 years of service amid tributes from peers and high-level commendations, including one from Governor Greg Abbott.

Former Euless Parks Director Ray McDonald joins the Walk of Champions, honoring his 34 years of service and contributions to city parks and facilities.