Fort Worth promotes "Lights Out" initiative to protect migrating birds from light pollution by turning off nonessential lights from March 1 to June 15 between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Fort Worth voters prepare for Election Day on May 3, with resources available at VoteTexas.gov and the City Secretary’s website for polling locations and sample ballots. Tarrant County provides a detailed map and ballot preview.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is reopening its North Campus in phases post-distemper outbreak, with safety measures and mostly appointment-based adoptions.

Fort Worth's fourth Development 101 Workshop aimed at supporting local real estate growth drew over 80 participants for educational sessions on development processes.

Fort Worth's Environmental Services Department successfully hosted tire collection events, where over 1,200 tires were gathered to prevent illegal dumping and environmental damage.

Fort Worth is planning a budget increase for FY26 while asking departments to cut costs by 1%, using priority-based budgeting to align with strategic goals amid economic constraints.

The City of Arlington's free electronic recycling and paper shredding event saw participation from 1,500 households, collecting over 87,000 pounds of waste.

Arlington, Texas is ranked by WalletHub as one of the best large US cities for starting a business, highlighting its low costs and available resources for entrepreneurs.

The article discusses the legacy of the Johnnie High Country Music Revue and Arlington Music Hall, highlighting the historical significance and the city's efforts to preserve it.

Dallas police and the DA are investigating an in-custody death following a traffic stop for outstanding felony warrants. The driver died at the station after reporting chest pains.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain and thunderstorms for Dallas, with varied chances of precipitation over the next week and temporary sunny intervals.

Deputy Sheriff Harley Whatley was sworn in at the Ellis County Sheriff's Office and will begin field training, following his uncle's law enforcement legacy.

Assistant Chief Paul Lehmann attended the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Conference, which focuses on evolving policing challenges in North America and the Caribbean.