Denton City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss rezoning 43.7 acres for mixed-use development in line with the Denton 2040 Comprehensive Plan.

Denton Municipal Electric has signed a 10-year deal with Jupiter Power for a 100 MW battery storage project to enhance energy reliability and sustainability.

Garland residents can get a free tree to enhance energy efficiency and local scenery through the Tree Power Free Tree program.

Garland's Parks & Recreation Department achieved national CAPRA Accreditation, highlighting its dedication to quality and efficiency in park services.

Garland, Texas unveiled the Big Hat sculpture, celebrating its title as the Cowboy Hat Capital of Texas, with festivities including a unique rope-cutting ceremony.

The Dallas Ballet Company is preparing to perform "Les Danses d’Automne" at the Granville Arts Center, featuring various dance styles under directors Judy and Brent Klopfenstein, with a premiere by Christina Ghiardi.

Dallas has paused its plan to switch from alley to curb trash collection, seeking further input from residents via a survey to evaluate service for homes with narrow alleys.

The Dallas arts festival begins with plays by a Venezuelan/Chicago troupe and El Pachuco, and attendees are encouraged to get passes for the full experience, with details on the Latino Cultural Center's website.

Grand Prairie is holding a tree competition to celebrate local arboreal giants, with prizes for winning entries and a goal to raise environmental awareness.

Grand Prairie's Billie Joe Coffee has been recognized among Yelp's Top 100 Coffee Shops in America, marking a significant milestone for the North Texan shop that began with its founder roasting beans in his garage.

Fort Worth City Council approves the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan aiming to eliminate traffic-related deaths by 2050 and utilizes a $524,381 grant for its implementation.

Fort Worth's CRU seeks new members to handle non-emergency calls as unarmed civilians. The unit attends city events and conducts investigations, focusing on community engagement over armed response.

Fort Worth's City Council has approved fee changes for city services affecting water, garbage pickup, stormwater, and more, beginning in 2026, with an average annual increase of $56.88 for homeowners.