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.

Teams of Denton firefighters are engaged in operations against wildfires in Texas, utilizing specialized techniques and training. Agencies are collaborating and information is shared by the Texas A&M Forest Service.

Five Texas superintendents are finalists for Superintendent of the Year, with Mansfield ISD's Dr. Cantu highlighted for her leadership through crises. The TASB will announce the winner at txEDCON24 in September.

Officer Jared Koester of the Fort Worth Police Department wins the North American Inspectors Championship, a testament to his expertise in commercial vehicle safety.

Denton County plans to discuss proposed salary changes for elected officials during a public meeting on September 10, 2024, with details available on their website.

Denton County schedules a public hearing on September 10, 2024, for discussing the proposed budget that includes a property tax increase of 6.29% from the previous year.

Fort Worth's fiscal plan for FY 2025 focuses on boosting law enforcement funding for police vehicles, crossing guards, and new bike patrols amid the city's growth.