A Denton ISD school bus driver is on leave after reports of erratic driving with Evers Park Elementary students on board; the incident is under investigation.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) renews 'Saturation Saturday' to boost DWI patrols and prevent alcohol-related crashes, following sobering 2023 statistics.

Euless, Texas, has adopted a tax rate hike of 4.19%, increasing maintenance and operations taxes by $2.59 per $100,000 home value to fund city services.

The 3rd Annual Rock the Boat event is set for September 7 featuring the Siren Showdown where first responders compete. Festivities with boats and costumes start at 10:00 a.m., inspections at 8:00 a.m.

Engineer Nicolas Brenz has been recognized for earning the Master Structural Firefighter title from the TCFP and an AAS Degree in Fire Protection Technology, celebrated by the White Settlement Fire Department.

Fort Worth residents completed over 4.5 million minutes of reading during the Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge, with 8,608 participants and over 2,300 completions.

Sculptor Joaquin Soto's "Diffusing The Stigma" exhibit at the Uptown Theater in Grand Prairie aims to raise mental health awareness among communities of color using art crafted from scrap metal.

Michele Andre is appointed as the new Director of the Office of Community Police Oversight in Dallas, bringing experience from Albany where she improved accountability and community engagement.

The City of Dallas announced its last virtual meeting for Permanent Supportive Housing Development funding opportunities, with the deadline on September 13, 2024.

Denton downtown roads N. Locust & N. Elm St will close from August 26 to September 30 for improvements, with City and TxDOT urging drivers to reroute and supporting local businesses during this period.

The latest bulletin from Dallas Animal Services offers updates on their initiatives and is accessible on the City of Dallas website for those unable to view the email version.

Artist Michele Gutlove has been selected to create 'Luminous,' a glass art installation for the Lewisville Public Library, set for completion in early 2025.

The Lewisville City Council is set for a public hearing on the proposed FY 2024-25 budget, including a property tax and utility rate hike, on September 9.