Carrollton City Council has appointed Christopher Axberg as Mayor Pro Tem and Daisy Palomo as Deputy Mayor Pro Tem, effective July 1, to perform mayoral duties when needed.

Carlos Flores is elected as Fort Worth's new mayor pro tem, replacing Gyna Bivens who did not seek re-election. Flores has served on the City Council since 2017.

Fort Worth announces Family Nights at local pools with entry fees, offering night swimming and food trucks for family fun on specific dates at Forest Park and Marine Park Pools.

The Fort Worth City Council took its routine July recess, pausing council meetings until August 5. They are focusing on neighborhoods and upcoming budget talks. Citizens can follow updates online during the break.

Fort Worth City Council approves incentives for a new mixed-use development by Larkspur Capital and Keystone, set to revitalize a 37-acre site with $1.7 billion investment and infrastructure upgrades.

Arlington's Office of Communication announces volunteer recruitment for FIFA World Cup 2026, seeking individuals for various roles before and during the event.

Dallas police arrested Christopher Morton after an altercation where he fired a gun and later faced multiple felony charges. No injuries occurred, and police praised for quick action.

Dallas' weekly weather includes sunny days and potential showers, with temperatures in the 90s and a chance of rain and thunderstorms, particularly today.

Grand Prairie, Texas plans to issue $40.08 million in certificates of obligation for public projects including street and municipal building renovations, with a meeting set for August 19, 2025.

Previously convicted felon Eric Dwayne Ned sentenced to 95 months for firearm possession and drug trafficking.

Stephanie Hockridge was convicted of PPP fraud, having submitted false loan applications for financial gain during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sentencing is set for October.

Fort Worth partners with Reliant Energy for the 'Beat the Heat' program, providing cooling centers and devices to vulnerable populations during summer.

Fort Worth city services will have altered schedules on Independence Day, including closed city offices and some paused services, but waste collection will run normally and transit services will follow Sunday or regular schedules.