The Fort Worth City Council has allocated $8 million for neighborhood improvements in the Seminary and Worth Heights areas for 2024, doubling last year's budget, with the aim to enhance infrastructure and community resources.

Dr. Matt Smith has been chosen as the finalist for superintendent of Arlington ISD by their Board of Trustees, following his successful tenure at Belton ISD.

Keller ISD board approves school chaplains under a new Texas law, sparking debate and a trustee's resignation amid concerns of religious influence in schools.

Former Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins, known for his work on overturning wrongful convictions, has died at age 56. He was the first Black DA in the county and Texas state.

The article celebrates the 387th birthday of the U.S. National Guard, highlights its history, and acknowledges the sacrifices of its members, as commended by the Plano Police Department.

The Arlington MLK awards deadline is extended to December 22, 2023, honoring contributions to "The American Dream City" in education, government, and community service.

Over 20 students from various Texas fire departments have been trained as Swift Water Rescue Technicians, as part of yearly training by Garland Fire Department. The program has prepared over a thousand technicians since 2000.

A person from Mesquite, Texas, won a million dollars from a "Millionaire Maker" scratch ticket purchased at Mr. Joe's Food Mart, as reported by FOX 4 News.

Allen, Texas, honored community members and city workers at the Annual Board Appreciation Dinner, awarding six citizens for their outstanding service, including contributions to the arts, public safety, and education.

Mayor TJ Gilmore of Lewisville, Texas, encourages local charity by supporting The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign, with a goal of raising $2,000 and promoting online donations.

Heritage Crossing in Garland, TX, won an award for its space industry exhibit, and volunteer coordinator Nancy Tunell was named Part-Time Employee of the Year for her community engagement efforts.

The Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Dallas, now a national shrine, is set to celebrate a significant feast day, reflecting its importance to the Latino community and its heritage in Little Mexico.

Dallas College opens a free workforce training center in South Dallas at the former Red Bird Mall, offering courses and support services to help the local community secure in-demand jobs.