Arlington's IT Department partners with Mansfield ISD, offering internships to high school seniors and integrating technology in city governance, as detailed in the "Leveraging Technology" newsletter.

Arlington announces municipal office closures and a one-day delay for garbage and recycling services on Labor Day, with recreational facilities open but on modified hours.

Arlington won two Bronze Awards from the IEDC for the Loews Hotel and Convention Center in real estate development and public-private partnership categories.

Arlington is seeking volunteers to join a new steering committee focusing on the development of its diverse International Corridor, aimed at enhancing the area's walkability, lighting, and aesthetics.

Dallas officials criticized a draft city manager brochure for mistakenly featuring Houston's skyline, requesting a more representative image of Dallas.

Dallas faces delays in demolition as squatters occupy buildings slated for teardown, such as the one at 9999 Technology Boulevard, while the city also contends with complaints about city-managed construction projects.

Tarrant County Sheriff's Office arrested eight individuals for DWI during the MADD Texas #SaturationSaturday campaign, aimed at deterring impaired driving. The office maintains that such patrols are regular efforts to ensure public safety.

The City of Mesquite sues Tradewind Apartments operators for residents' poor living conditions, including lack of heating, air conditioning, and hot water.

Chris Connealy is set to become Duncanville's Fire Chief after an exhaustive search following Sam Rohde's retirement. His confirmation is pending a council meeting.

Denton launches "Balancing Act," an online tool that lets residents simulate budget planning for Fiscal Year 2025, encouraging public engagement in the city's fiscal process.

The City Council of Denton invites residents to discuss the Design Downtown Denton Plan, covering 767 acres, at 215 E McKinney Street on September 17 at 6:30 pm.

Fort Worth City Council approved a new UTA campus, committing $4 million from its Economic Development Fund for the project anticipated to drive economic growth and education opportunities.

The USPIS Fort Worth Division is attending the NIOA conference to develop partnerships, learn from others, and improve community engagement strategies.