Dallas receives a $506,102 FMCSA grant to enhance road safety, focusing on law enforcement support and combating drug and alcohol violations among commercial drivers.

The Dallas City Council passed ForwardDallas 2.0, a plan for growth and development focusing on sustainability and rectifying inequities, after extensive community input.

Red Oak Police Department will participate in the National Night Out Against Crime, aiming to enhance police-community partnerships through activities, refreshments, and prizes.

Duncanville residents will see increased utility bills due to City Council approved rate changes following a contract allowance for Republic Services based on CPI fluctuations.

Fort Worth approved agreements advancing the Texas A&M campus project, including partnerships and funding for infrastructure, with a financial cap for the RIB set at $18 million.

The Fort Worth City Council is considering tax incentives for Embraer's proposed aircraft maintenance hub, which promises a $57 million investment and 250 jobs.

Fort Worth reports an increase in August 2024 sales tax collections compared to the previous year, indicating a strong economy and contributing significantly to the city’s budget.

The Trinity River Waterwheel project in Fort Worth is on hold due to a $500,000 funding shortfall. Design is complete, but the city seeks additional finances to proceed.

Ellis County may see new development as Commissioners' Court reviews a plat application to subdivide 15.109 acres into three lots, with a public meeting set for October 29, 2024, for community input.

Ronald Wilcots is promoted to Assistant Chief of Police at the Duncanville Police Department, bringing over 20 years of experience from various roles within the department.

Amber Thompson has been appointed as the new Director of Environmental Compliance in Garland to oversee environmental regulations amid city expansion.

Garland City Council approves a $1.04 billion budget for 2024-25, maintaining the tax rate and increasing funds for infrastructure, public safety, and services.

Police and fire departments in Mesquite held a joint training at Town East Mall after hours, focusing on emergency response coordination, detailed in a police Facebook post.