Denton invites residents to a public hearing to review an ecological mitigation plan for the removal of environmentally sensitive areas on over 84 acres of land near Interstate 35.

A public hearing is scheduled in Denton to discuss a development plan involving the potential ecological impact on a 3,152-acre site known as Hunter Ranch.

Arlington city facilities will close for Thanksgiving, affecting waste collection and service hours, with information available on the city's website.

The article discusses an audit report by the City Auditor's Office reviewing the effectiveness of Denton's community housing initiatives and the need for improved funding, outreach, and streamlined processes.

Texas Trust Credit Union is expanding its headquarters in Arlington, pledging to create 175 jobs by 2026 and invest over $15 million, benefiting from a tax abatement agreement.

A Mexican national was sentenced to 15 years in prison for illegal re-entry to the U.S. after prior DUI convictions, including one that resulted in a fatality.

Fort Worth City Council approved $8 million for phase three of Columbia Renaissance Square, adding 100 affordable housing units in southeast Fort Worth.

Fort Worth has approved the acquisition of two parcels of land for conservation, adding to the city's open space protection efforts, with goals for ecosystem preservation and flood control.

Fort Worth's City Council has approved a rezoning for new affordable housing and office space along North University Drive, bringing enhanced walkability and community-focused amenities.

Dallas Police began a homicide probe after 26-year-old Daniel Alexander Reyes was shot dead on Lovingood Drive; they are seeking information from the public.

Dallas Police investigate a stabbing death in the 3500 block of Jamaica Street; case number 174553-2024, with Detective J. Castillo seeking information.

Mansfield, Texas, was designated as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Travel Texas, marking it as a leading destination for visitors and emphasizing the city's economic growth through tourism.

The Argyle Lions Club Cookie Crawl returns, inviting the public to enjoy homemade cookies and discover local businesses on November 23rd, from 9 AM to 3 PM.