The City of Fort Worth is providing utility bill aid for residents through its Neighbor to Neighbor Program, supported by energy providers to cover electric home energy expenses for those in need.

Fort Worth is revamping Sycamore Park with a $1.5 million grant from Texas Parks and Wildlife, combined with $4 million local funds, to transform the former golf course into a nature-based recreation area by spring 2026.

Denton Police are investigating Melonie Frye's death and seeking public information on her last whereabouts. No suspects or leads have been disclosed.

The Midlothian Police Department is launching the 29th Citizen’s Police Academy on February 20, 2024, to educate locals about policing over a ten-week course.

Lieutenant Aaron Leutwyler retires from the Cedar Hill police force after 38.5 years of service, with the department and community celebrating his long-term commitment.

Fort Worth approves $250,000 funding for Eastside YMCA's pool renovation, ensuring public access at city pool rates without future city subsidies for pool costs.

Fort Worth Animal Shelters introduce "Pause for Paws," a new initiative closing each shelter one day a week for better animal care and facility maintenance, starting February 6.

Dallas is set for varied weather, swinging from sunny 71°F days to a possible thunderstorm weekend, with chances of rain increasing from Friday night.

The Tarrant County DA's office praised the Everman and Arlington Police Departments for their role in a recent conviction, with details of the crime and trial still undisclosed.

The Dallas County Jail passed its state inspection by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, meeting criteria such as sanitation, health services, and inmate care.

The North Richmond Police Department arrested three suspects linked to a heist using advanced technology and detective work, announced via a Twitter post. Details of the case remain undisclosed.

Denton's new Downtown Ambassador Program is starting on Monday, aiming to enhance the cleanliness and hospitality of the downtown area with a team ready to interact with residents and visitors.

Dallas invites developers to tour a site for potential supportive housing for the homeless, with RSVPs for February 1 and 9 tours due via email, and inquiries directed to Assistant Housing Director Darwin Wade or [email protected].