Fort Worth names the eastern bluebird as its official city bird, signifying hope and resilience, following a civic initiative involving local students and community members.

Mae Ferguson will retire as head of Fort Worth Sister Cities International at the end of 2024, after enhancing the city's global network and contributing significantly to its economy and culture.

Fort Worth's Human Relations Commission will screen "The Freedom to Marry" for their Movies That Matter series at the Modern Art Museum on June 6, promoting human rights discussions.

Mayor Mattie Parker of Fort Worth awarded a $10,000 grant to the Tarrant Area Food Bank to support school-based food markets and fight childhood hunger.

Fort Worth has postponed the idea of a street maintenance fee, looking for alternative funding methods to address city infrastructure upkeep after evaluating the proposal with the community and city staff.

Arlington, Texas rose to the 34th spot on Cvent's Top Meeting Destination list, gaining recognition for its upgraded facilities, strategic location, and walkable Entertainment District.

Mauricio Galante was sworn in as Arlington’s newest city council member, filling Helen Moise's vacated seat for a three-year term. Three incumbents were also sworn in.

A 53-year-old man named David Charles Brock was found shot in his car in Dallas, and later died in hospital; police are actively investigating his death.

El Cosmico hotel in Marfa, Texas, plans to relocate and expand using 3D printing technology, collaborating with construction firm ICON and architects for a project costing $50 million.

McDonald's is considering launching a new $5 value meal to attract budget-conscious consumers affected by inflation, including items like a McChicken, McDouble, or nuggets with fries and a drink.

The NWS issued a flood watch for north central and northeast Texas, including major cities, due to heavy rainfall which may lead to hazardous flooding.

The Fort Worth Fire Department commemorates the 140th anniversary of its Arson Investigation Division, reflecting on the unit's history and enduring commitment to community safety.

The article commemorates the life and service of Sgt. Gregory L. Hunter, the first African American officer in Grand Prairie, Texas, who was killed in the line of duty in 2004.