Dallas mourns a fallen police officer with two others wounded in a shooting. Mayor Johnson, in COVID isolation, expresses grief and solidarity, highlighting the officers' bravery and calling for healing as city flags fly at half-staff.

Dallas Interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert expressed condolences and support for the family of a slain Dallas Police Officer, as well as for two wounded officers, after a recent shooting.

Grapevine Police Department promotes Rebecca Graves and Marc Shimmick to assistant chiefs, marking the first dual promotion to this rank in its history.

Cedar Hill's Director Reyes received the @txcrimeprevention Crime Prevention Manager Award, recognizing his successful efforts in maintaining the city's status as the safest in its region.

The Haltom City Police Department won the 'Battle of the Badges Blood Drive' against the Fire Department, inspiring community involvement in blood donations and friendly interdepartmental rivalry.

The City of Dallas hosted an open house for public input on the "Love What's Next" Master Plan for Dallas Love Field, showcasing future upgrades and expansion plans for the airport.

Rockwall County's Clerk's Office Land and Vitals Department will be closed on September 13th for a software update, resuming services on September 16th.

The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission plans to hold public hearings for zoning changes regarding Beverly Grove and the use permit for Houghton Horns.

The City of Carrollton received the IEDC 2024 Excellence in Economic Development Bronze Award for its LYV Broadway project that successfully mixed commercial and residential use.

The City of Dallas has adopted a new environmental resolution to integrate sustainability in infrastructure projects, aiming to reduce emissions and promote resilience.

Fort Worth unveils a $3.8 billion Capital Improvement Program for 2025-2029 within its FY25 budget proposal, directing significant funding to water utilities, aviation, public venues, and other city services.

A historic building in downtown Fort Worth is set for redevelopment after the City Council awarded a $1.3 million loan for its transformation into apartments.

Arlington's latest Neighborhood Matching Grant cycle offers $150,000 to local projects, requiring applicants to attend information sessions as detailed in the city's digital newsletter.