Garland is launching an All Abilities Committee to advocate for disabled residents, seeking diverse members to guide city policies on inclusivity and accessibility. Applications are open until December 3.

Fort Worth has a plan for homeless people during winter, offering emergency shelters when standard ones are full due to extreme weather from October 15 to March 31.

WWII Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Neel E. Kearby is remembered for his valor and service, including his final mission in 1944. His legacy is honored in Arlington and at the National Medal of Honor Museum.

Dead mice were found on a glue trap at a Dallas grocery during a recent inspection sweep that also flagged roaches and low scores across the city.

Arlington Water Utilities warns against pouring fats and oils down the drain, promoting the 12th Annual Holiday Grease Roundup to collect used cooking grease for recycling.

The National Medal of Honor Museum is hosting Veterans Day events, including extended hours, free admission for veterans, activities, a parade, and a drone show.

Arlington offers events like 'Game of Thrones: The Exhibition', children’s programs at libraries, sports, environmental and cultural events, "The Big Dill" pickle fest, charity walks, workshops, a 5K run, and NFL viewing parties.

Frisco partners with FCDC and FFS, offering $50 gift cards for donations or volunteer work to support families and local businesses during Main Street construction.

The Coppell community will gather on November 11 at 6 pm to open the new Veterans Plaza, with a ceremony featuring a drone show, refreshments, and speeches.

Garland City Council introduces an interactive map for residents to contribute to the city's Comprehensive Plan, encouraging public input on local development until mid-November.

Fort Worth promotes sustainable disposal of yard waste, offering multiple options like composting and curbside collection to prevent environmental issues and conserve landfill space.

The Tarrant Area Foodbank organized a mobile distribution event in Denton on Nov 4 to assist families ahead of Thanksgiving, especially those impacted by the government shutdown and SNAP issues.

Raymond Hill was appointed as the interim fire chief for the Fort Worth Fire Department, starting Oct. 31, after being confirmed by the city council. He has served in the department since 1994.