Arlington's taco competition is back, with local restaurants competing to win the title of Arlington’s Favorite Taco. Residents can try special tacos until September 30 and vote for their favorite, with the winner to be announced on October 3.

Denton County plans to discuss proposed salary changes for elected officials during a public meeting on September 10, 2024, with details available on their website.

The White Settlement Police Department incorporated a new VR simulator, the APEX Officer system, to improve police training in tactics, de-escalation, and use of force.

The Lewisville Police Department participated in Saturation Saturday, targeting impaired drivers to prevent accidents and fatalities during a busy travel period.

Officers from the Lewisville Police Department were filmed saving a driver from a burning vehicle, showcasing their bravery in a graphic video now available online.

Frisco's infrastructure is being improved with the paving of Universal Parkway and a new section of Frisco Street to support traffic around the upcoming Universal Kids Resort and Fields development.

The Arlington Police Department is conducting a DWI enforcement initiative alongside various agencies to prevent drunk driving, emphasizing community safety and the consequences of impaired driving.

The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office praised the Fort Worth Police for their work on an undisclosed case, highlighting their role in community safety.

Denton County schedules a public hearing on September 10, 2024, for discussing the proposed budget that includes a property tax increase of 6.29% from the previous year.

The Mexico 2000 Ballet Folklórico is presenting "25 Years of Tradition" in North Texas, showcasing the cultural diversity of Mexican dance and costume with live music.

Fort Worth recognizes National Preparedness Month by focusing on emergency readiness for AANHPI communities, involving multi-language resources, school district partnerships, and the Community Connect program for comprehensive emergency planning.

UTA and Fort Worth city officials are proposing an interlocal agreement to establish the UTA West campus, aimed at enhancing education and economic growth.

Fort Worth's Stop Six neighborhood will soon begin construction on Babers Manor as part of the local housing initiative. The development aims to offer a mix of affordable and market-rate housing.