Victoria Gonzales exhibits her "Altars" at Oak Cliff Cultural Center, exploring identity and life through mixed media and ceramics, reflecting her Mexican American and Catholic heritage.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson announced appointments to the RTC, DRMC, and Visit Dallas, aiming to enhance transport policy, regional mobility, and tourism, and reinforcing the city's influence in these sectors.

Dallas Printing receives the first SBAP grant, aiding expansion plans; Scotiabank opens regional office, creating 1,000 jobs.

Fort Worth Municipal Court introduces a text alert system for case updates, collaborating with a law firm to improve communication and case resolution.

Kendra Williams has been recognized as the Volunteer of the Month at Como Community Center in Lake Como for her extensive work with her nonprofit, Richelle's Heart.

The City of Fort Worth introduced new vacuum trucks for stormwater management, enhancing efficiency, safety, and noise reduction, with financial support from the 2026 stormwater utility fee.

Fort Worth boasts a diverse public art collection with over 370 artworks managed by Arts Fort Worth and the Fort Worth Art Commission, reflecting the city's history and community spirit.

Fort Worth honored local musician Leon Bridges by approving street sign-toppers in his home area, recognizing his cultural influence and Grammy-winning career.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed program, providing free yard maintenance tool loans, has expanded citywide, allowing residents to reserve equipment online or by phone for weekend use.

Levitt Pavilion Arlington celebrates Hispanic heritage with free music, food, and cultural activities on October 4, including performances by Little Joe y La Familia.

Arlington will raise water, trash, and stormwater fees from Oct. 1 to fund utility operations, increasing costs for residents to maintain service quality.

The article presents a selection of small trees recommended by Arlington Parks & Recreation for adding autumn color to backyards, including Flowering Dogwood, Winged Sumac, Witch Hazel, Crepe Myrtle, and Bottlebrush Buckeye.

Dallas Police seek public help in an armored truck aggravated robbery case, offering rewards for information leading to the arrest and indictment of the suspect.