The renovated Meadowbrook Golf Course reopens after two years, featuring modernized facilities and a redesigned layout while preserving its historic legacy.

Westbound I-30 between Fielder Road in Arlington and Eastchase Parkway in Fort Worth will close from 9 p.m. Sept. 19 to 6 a.m. Sept. 22 for Randol Mill Road bridge repairs. Drivers should expect delays and follow detours via SH 360, SH 183, and I-820.

Eddie Garcia is sworn in as Fort Worth's new police chief, marking the beginning of his tenure heading the police force of 1,896 officers and 574 staff.

UTA has welcomed its largest freshman class of over 5,100 students, contributing to a total enrollment of 42,710, a 2.6% increase from the previous year.

Arlington is replacing nearly a mile of 100-year-old water mains downtown, utilizing cost-saving in-house expertise and trenchless techniques for efficiency.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts introduces a new Art Truck design debuting at a Mural Painting event, with multiple stops planned throughout the fall.

Old Justin Road in Argyle reopened after a trash truck fire was extinguished by first responders. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Assistant DA Lori Varnell of Tarrant County was honored with the Colleen Colton Award by Guardianship Services Inc. for her service to at-risk adults.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of culturally focused events for all ages, including education and fun activities.

Godley High School's homecoming bonfire will proceed safely under the watchful eye of firefighters, despite a county burn ban, ensuring a night of tradition and community.

The City of Frisco has announced several roadwork projects affecting traffic, including a right lane closure on WB Panther Creek Pkwy. and construction on Speargrass Dr., Rock Creek Ln., and Stallion Ranch Rd.

The Rockwall County Tax Office is relocating to a new facility with modern features to improve service and will be closed from Sept 19-22, reopening on Sept 23, 2025.

The White Settlement Fire Department launched a new Rescue 18 vehicle, replacing the previous one which retired after 14,628 calls since 2019. The new unit is expected to enhance emergency response.