The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center opens in Allen with an open house on January 13, offering state-of-the-art facilities including an adventure track, batting cages, and an indoor playground.

Carrollton won the GFOA's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Popular Annual Financial Reporting for FY 2022, signifying excellence in fiscal transparency and reporting.

The City of Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions collected over 500 coats for the homeless with local support, aiming to provide warmth during winter months.

The Dallas Charter Review Commission has extended the deadline for proposing amendments to the City Charter to January 19, 2024, to enhance public participation.

Dallas is honored by NDIA as a 2023 Digital Inclusion Trailblazer for its efforts in improving access to technology and digital literacy for its citizens.

Two individuals are charged in a $26 million real estate fraud targeting Chinese investors, involving overvalued properties and funds misused for unrelated expenses.

Fort Worth Municipal Court is conducting a holiday drive for homeless care items and hosting an event for festive photos and refreshments on December 20, 2023.

Fort Worth City Council increases Homebuyer Assistance Program funds to $25,000, aiding first-time buyers with initial home costs through deferred forgivable loans.

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.

Police in Dallas found 82-year-old Roscoe Latimer safe after he was reported missing on December 12. Details of his condition and discovery were not disclosed.

The NWS Fort Worth forecasts a variety of weather for Dallas, with a sunny start followed by a 90% chance of rain and thunderstorms on Friday and clearing over the weekend.

Arlington City Council unanimously supports a plan for a new Loews hotel, aiming to boost tourism with a $100 million investment and anticipated $3.1 billion economic impact over 30 years.