Fort Worth's city leaders are implementing a PayGo system for FY25 to fund infrastructure improvements, totaling $83.9 million, without borrowing, which benefits taxpayers by avoiding interest payments.

Allen is launching #AllenStrongerTogether, featuring events like the Cottage Market, a peanut butter drive, North Texas Giving Day, National Night Out, and fall activities to promote community connection from September to October.

The Irving Fire Department opened their new Central Station amid celebrations, marking an upgrade to their facilities after nearly four decades. The community-oriented event highlighted the department's readiness to serve with modern resources.

North Texas communities plan to hold a "Red, White, and Blue Freedom Walk" to memorialize 9/11 victims and fallen service members, with a flag handoff on the Lewisville Lake bridge at sunset.

Dallas lowers flags to half-staff in tribute to the late Officer Darron Burks, as requested by Governor Abbott.

Fort Worth seeks a new city manager following David Cooke's retirement. The city's HR department is leading the nationwide search for a diverse and skilled candidate, with plans to release further details and a timeline soon.

The Arlington City Council has appointed a 19-member 2025 Citizens Bond Committee to assess public infrastructure needs for a potential May 2025 bond proposal.

The second annual District 10 Town Hall in Fort Worth, led by Councilmember Alan Blaylock, intends to address safety, development, and transportation issues on Sept. 12.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission schedules a public hearing on proposed changes to the Development Code concerning Commercial Animal Services. The meeting is set for September 25, 2024, at City Hall.

Dallas City Council postponed the decision to lower speed limits on Loop 12, amid discussions to include additional roads in the safety ordinance. The move ties into the Vision Zero project, aimed at curbing the city's high traffic fatality rates.

The Garland Labor Day Parade will feature bands, cheerleaders, and drill teams from local schools, celebrating community and labor rights with festivities and road closures for the event.

Arlington pauses municipal services for Labor Day, including trash and recycling pickup. Collections will resume on a delayed schedule after the holiday.

Local regulations allow hunting on properties of specific sizes while maintaining certain distances from neighboring homes, as detailed by the Wylie Police Department.