Denton is seeking public input on its Development Code amendment regarding community engagement incentives, with a public hearing scheduled on August 14, 2024, at City Hall.

The City of Denton P&Z Commission will hold a hearing on a request to allow multifamily dwelling uses on 53.407 acres, influencing Denton's future development.

Denton expands West Nile virus concern areas after finding more infected mosquitoes. The city maintains a risk level of 3 and continues tracking, urging public precautions.

The Fort Worth Municipal Court and the A.D. Marshall Public Safety Building will be closed on July 29th for internal staff training, resuming regular hours on July 30th.

Dallas Police report the safe location of 84-year-old Ms. Maximina Sepulveda, previously missing and thought to be in need of assistance. Her earlier disappearance prompted a community search.

Dallas faces mixed weather with a 30% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, patchy morning fog, and highs in the low 90s. Evening conditions remain the same with precipitation lessening after 7 pm.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting a free event to help seniors learn about user-friendly tech tools, aiming to enhance digital literacy among older adults. The session requires no registration and takes place on July 26.

A ride-share driver was arrested for the alleged assault of a 12-year-old passenger in Plano. The Plano Police emphasize safety and vigilance when using ride-share services.

Deputy Meredith Portillo fatally struck by a suspected wrong-way driver in South Bexar County, Texas. She and another person died at the scene, with another seriously injured. Condolences are shared as the community mourns.

Arlington Police Department welcomes 46 new recruits into Class 70 at the APD Academy, one of the largest inductee groups, amid nation-wide police reform scrutiny.

An accident on eastbound I-30 near the Trinity River caused delays but was cleared, with traffic flow returning to normal, as reported by the Dallas Sheriff's Department.

Texas law enforcement officers partner with Special Olympics Texas to raise funds for athletes with intellectual disabilities through the "Tip-a-Cop" events.

Allen, Texas ranks high for remote workers and quality of life according to studies by Lawnstarter and Coworking Café, being economically stable and affordable.