Tarrant County Elections Invites Public to Test Voting Equipment Ahead of November Polls in Fort Worth
Tarrant County Elections invites the public to test its voting equipment on September 16, in preparation for the November elections, to ensure accuracy and enhance trust in the electoral process.
Frisco Rail District Launches Receipt Race to Support Local Businesses During Construction Phase
The Frisco Chamber Foundation has initiated the "Frisco Rail District Receipt Race" to support local businesses during construction, offering cash prizes to PTAs that collect the most receipts.
UNT and Town of Argyle Provide Real-World Police Training Insights to Emerging Officers
UNT's Student Police Academy, in collaboration with the Town of Argyle, educated future officers on the complexities of response to resistance and legal use of force, aiming to prepare them with practical insights for their law enforcement roles.
Fort Worth Community Unites in Solemn 9/11 Tribute: Leaders and Heroes Honored Amidst Nation's Continued Resilience
NAS JRB Fort Worth held a ceremony to honor 9/11 victims, with leaders such as City Manager Jeff James and Police Chief Christopher Cook in attendance, highlighting unity and remembrance.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Confirms Full Funding for Police and Fire Pension, Honors City's First Responders
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has confirmed the city's commitment to its first responders by approving a funding plan for the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, ensuring the welfare of the city's retired and active police officers and firefighters.
Fort Worth City Council Proposes $2.79 Billion Budget Targeting Community Safety and Smart Growth Amidst Population Surge
Fort Worth's proposed $2.79 billion budget for FY 2025 focuses on safety, infrastructure, and growth, with final voting on September 17th and citizen engagement encouraged.












