The Visual Art League of Lewisville is hosting an Art Talk on artwork presentation at the Lewisville Grand Theater, featuring experts from Jerry’s Artarama.

Lewisville opens grant applications for organizations aiding low-income residents, with $362,752 possible funds including an estimated $122,752 from CDBG and $240,000 pending budget approval.

Lewisville offers workshops to inform residents about grant opportunities for home and community improvements aligned with the city's vision for thriving neighborhoods.

Dallas enjoys a stretch of warm and sunny days, with today's high near 76 degrees and gentle winds, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

Lewisville and Castle Hills residents will experience changes in trash and recycling services starting Feb. 3, including different collection days and lower costs.

Denton residents can now easily track local government activities with the Friday Staff Report available online and can sign up for alerts to receive updates.

Dallas launches a nationwide search for new police and fire-rescue chiefs, engaging PSSC to find qualified candidates focused on innovation, trust, and effective crime reduction.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting events to celebrate arts and culture, including dialogues with artists, theatrical performances, and a biennial international festival highlighting new plays.

O.K. Carter chronicles the Arlington Fire Department's origins from a simple bucket brigade in 1880 to a force of nearly 400 today, highlighting founder George Finger's role and his later position as Arlington's first mayor.

Garland, Texas, is considering a $360 million bond program for infrastructure and revitalization, with a potential Special Election on May 3rd. Public input is sought.

Arlington Parks and Recreation offers a variety of February events, including a seniors' breakfast, masquerade dance, and activities for different ages, aimed at fostering community connections.

Arlington Public Library celebrates Black History Month with activities such as Lego play, workshops, and author talks focused on African American culture and history.

Dallas Police discovered the body of 68-year-old Jack Tomlin during a welfare check, prompting a homicide investigation. Public assistance is requested.