Fort Worth invests over $660k from a legal settlement into education, treatment, and support to combat opioid addiction, with local organizations benefitting from the funds.

Joe Gratts will present his family's history, focusing on a Buffalo Soldier ancestor and his pioneering librarian aunt, during a Black History Month event at the Fort Worth Public Library.

The East Regional Library in Fort Worth is hosting a free program about the health benefits of chocolate, led by Nutritional coach Jayne Bell, on February 18.

The Dallas community celebrated local achievements and addressed issues, with Sheriff Brown's keynote on youth development, while Ronald Bivins awarded scholarships to support higher education.

The Midlothian Police Department announces the registration deadline for its 29th Citizen’s Police Academy, offering residents a comprehensive look into law enforcement work.

The Spring 2024 Job Fair at the University of Texas at Arlington was highlighted on UTA Spotlight, also featuring segments on mental health and honoring alumna Kalpana Chawla.

Fort Worth rejuvenates the Evans & Rosedale project with plans for redevelopment near 916 Evans Ave, aligning with the community's history and aspirations for Black-owned business growth. A new RFEI process is set for potential 2025 groundbreaking.

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.