Law enforcement and emergency personnel in Harvest participated in ALERRT, a three-day active shooter response training at a local elementary school during summer recess.

Victor Barrera has been appointed as the Economic Development Director of Duncanville, Texas, aiming to revitalize the city's economy alongside Assistant Director LoLecia Day.

Carrollton's City Council appointed Richard Fleming and Christopher Axberg as Mayor Pro Tem and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem.

Arlington approves the development of Caravan Court Hotel, a conversion of the old Caravan Motel into a boutique property, aiming for economic growth and urban revival.

Arlington's municipal offices and facilities will close on July 4, 2024, with trash collection postponed by a day. Some recreational spots will remain open but with reduced hours.

Arlington seeks residents for its 2025 Citizens Bond Committee to review bond proposals; applications close July 31, with selection on August 27, 2024.

Arlington Parks and Recreation celebrates 100 years, highlighting Meadowbrook Park's history and inviting community stories. The city also promotes youth initiatives, free meals for children, and school spirit with light displays.

Arlington has received a $2.47M federal grant to improve the safety of school routes, as part of the wider $63M SS4A program aiming to enhance road safety for school communities.

Garland, Texas welcomes the community to the Red, White & YOU! event, featuring country artists Randall King and Jon Stork, family-friendly activities, and an apple pie-eating contest on July 3.

Dallas officials are offering public facilities as cooling centers amid heat waves and hosting a free estate planning legal clinic on August 28, 2024.

Grand Prairie prepares for July 4th with city office closures, varied service hours, and various events including a Quiet Zone for those seeking a reprieve from fireworks.

Fort Worth implements new flood risk regulations to improve stormwater defense, including engineer certification for small developments in flood risk areas.

Amplify 817, supported by the Fort Worth Public Library, now features over 100 local musicians, with nine new additions. It offers ad-free local music online and compensates artists beyond exposure.