Sprocket Networks is constructing a fiber network in Fort Worth to improve broadband for city facilities and residents, funded by federal and local money, managed by Mighty River LLC, and supported by Digital Alpha.

A Democrat’s strong finish in a Fort Worth‑area special election forced a runoff in a district that usually votes Republican, refocusing attention on suburban turnout.

Plano’s council unanimously called a May ballot asking whether the city should withdraw from DART after officials cited an Ernst & Young analysis showing spending gaps. The vote sets up a high-stakes, regionwide transit fight.

Mesquite, Texas, experiences water service disruption due to a main break affecting parts of the city. Repair work is ongoing overnight.

Duncanville Police and DEA agents busted a major drug lab in Dallas County, seizing $10 million in drugs and weapons, leading to three arrests on federal charges.

Duncanville's charter election results show citizens approving most propositions, such as ceasing non-consensual annexation and updating governmental language, but not extending mayoral and council terms.

The City of Keller announces holiday closures and service adjustments for Thanksgiving, including city offices and modified waste collection schedule.

Dallas to enjoy sunny weather with highs in the 80s and light winds, per the National Weather Service, transitioning to cooler temperatures and breezy conditions by Sunday.

The Lewisville City Council recognized the Property and Evidence team of the Lewisville Police Department for their essential role in law enforcement.

Officer Lance Boehmisch joins the Keller Police Department, ready for solo night patrols after completing field training, as announced on social media.

SAZ Infrastructure is set to repair a section of Fox Avenue in Lewisville, causing street disruptions from I-35E to Edmonds Ln from November 4 to December 2.

Mayor Alemán Jr. honors Mesquite's judicial staff during Texas Municipal Courts Week, recognizing the dedicated work of the city's court system personnel.

Brien Jakubec, 40, was sentenced to life in prison for multiple crimes, including burglary, assault, and sexual assault, after a Tarrant County jury's conviction.