The history of Fort Worth's City Hall reflects the city's architectural evolution, from a Victorian building in 1893 to the recent relocation to a former corporate tower in 2021.

Arlington EDC introduces a free initiative to help small businesses grow by connecting them with experts in specific industries, with applications for the first Professional Services cohort open until August 25.

Topping-out ceremony marks progress for Arlington's Caravan Court Hotel, set for 2026 completion, with a design that pays homage to historic Bankhead Highway and aims to connect the city’s Downtown and Entertainment District.

Fort Worth's MEGA Adoption Event led by FWACC and the Humane Society of North Texas saw 78 animals adopted in two days, with a total of over 760 adoptions including long-time shelter resident, Delilah.

Frisco police arrested Damon Wolfe for aggravated assault tied to a July incident where gunfire followed a prank. He faces charges for shooting at a vehicle he mistakenly linked to door-kicking.

Interstate 30 westbound lanes in Arlington and Fort Worth will be closed for bridge repairs between Fielder Road and Eastchase Parkway from 9 p.m. Sept. 5 to 6 a.m. Sept. 8, 2025.

Juan Hernandez Esparza was found fatally shot in Dallas; police are actively investigating and seeking public assistance.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for north central and northeast Texas, with heat index values up to 108, and advises taking precautions against heat-related illnesses.

The Fort Worth Police Department is enrolling for its Police Explorer program until August 31, 2025, to teach local youths about law enforcement through hands-on experience.

The Midlothian Police Department invites locals to its Citizens Police Academy to learn about law enforcement, starting September 18th, for ten weeks.

A traffic stop on US 287 led to an arrest after a scuffle with a Texas State Trooper. The driver, Jose Molina, faces multiple charges, while the passenger fled and is sought by authorities.

The White Settlement Friends of the Library Book Sale is returning, offering affordable books to support the local library and its famous feline. Volunteers can participate in setup and earn early access.

Dallas debates parkland fees, with Rudy Karimi of District 14 explaining the implications on a show. A bill may increase developer fees, affecting city park funding, with councils' decision pending.