Fort Worth unveils a $3.8 billion Capital Improvement Program for 2025-2029 within its FY25 budget proposal, directing significant funding to water utilities, aviation, public venues, and other city services.

A historic building in downtown Fort Worth is set for redevelopment after the City Council awarded a $1.3 million loan for its transformation into apartments.

Arlington's latest Neighborhood Matching Grant cycle offers $150,000 to local projects, requiring applicants to attend information sessions as detailed in the city's digital newsletter.

Arlington's IT Department partners with Mansfield ISD, offering internships to high school seniors and integrating technology in city governance, as detailed in the "Leveraging Technology" newsletter.

Arlington announces municipal office closures and a one-day delay for garbage and recycling services on Labor Day, with recreational facilities open but on modified hours.

Arlington won two Bronze Awards from the IEDC for the Loews Hotel and Convention Center in real estate development and public-private partnership categories.

Fort Worth's Diversity & Inclusion Employee Committee will host "Canvas of Culture: Hispanic Talent Shaping Fort Worth" to celebrate Hispanic Heritage and local Hispanic talents through a panel discussion and live performances.

Arlington is seeking volunteers to join a new steering committee focusing on the development of its diverse International Corridor, aimed at enhancing the area's walkability, lighting, and aesthetics.

A water main break in East Fort Worth flooded homes and caused water restrictions. Repairs are complete, but affected residents face recovery efforts.

Three Guatemalan sisters died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-35W in Denton County, Texas, which involved six vehicles and left at least three other people injured.

Dallas officials criticized a draft city manager brochure for mistakenly featuring Houston's skyline, requesting a more representative image of Dallas.

The National Weather Service Fort Worth TX forecasts showers and thunderstorms for Dallas, which could offer relief from heat with a high near 95°F. Daily storm chances will persist through early next week.

Arlington invites Pre-K to 4th-grade students to participate in a contest illustrating water's significance in their lives, fostering early environmental awareness.