The City of Mesquite sues Tradewind Apartments operators for residents' poor living conditions, including lack of heating, air conditioning, and hot water.

Ashley McBryde and Chris Young are headlining Lewisville's Western Days festival on September 27-28, with multiple stages of entertainment and community events.

Chris Connealy is set to become Duncanville's Fire Chief after an exhaustive search following Sam Rohde's retirement. His confirmation is pending a council meeting.

A driver was arrested for impaired driving after crashing into a house in the 8300 block of Whitney, no injuries reported. White Settlement PD responded quickly to the scene.

Argyle welcomes a new Chick-fil-A, marking community growth. The Argyle Police participated in the ribbon-cutting, with the grand opening scheduled for Friday.

The Garland Police reported a fatal shooting by Sergio Jaramillo, resulting in Gema Rostran's death and two injured.

White Settlement's National Night Out on October 1, 2024, to feature a drone show and a new app to enhance community safety and connections from 6-8 p.m. at Veterans Park.

Denton launches "Balancing Act," an online tool that lets residents simulate budget planning for Fiscal Year 2025, encouraging public engagement in the city's fiscal process.

The City Council of Denton invites residents to discuss the Design Downtown Denton Plan, covering 767 acres, at 215 E McKinney Street on September 17 at 6:30 pm.

Fort Worth City Council approved a new UTA campus, committing $4 million from its Economic Development Fund for the project anticipated to drive economic growth and education opportunities.

Garland invites residents to join the eighth annual Tri-City Cleanup on October 5 to help preserve waterways, with supplies provided and registration available online.

Siara’s MedSpa in Arlington, grown from a hair salon into a full-service med spa, reflects the local entrepreneurial spirit. The business, now offering a range of aesthetic services, is run by founder Cecilia Gonzales and her daughter.

Arlington is addressing West Nile Virus with targeted ground spraying after finding three positive mosquito samples, focusing on specific at-risk areas and following health guidelines.