Gunnar Tomlinson joins the White Settlement dispatch team full-time after completing public safety communications training, with the department expressing pride on Facebook.

The Red Cross North Texas Region's 9th Annual Executive Breakfast, recently held, focused on community and donor appreciation, featuring speeches from industry leaders and a message of thanks on their social platforms.

Denton residents can now access the latest Friday Staff Report online and sign up for notifications to stay updated on city affairs via the City of Denton's website.

Brandi Vineyard of WEST COMM Dispatch Center attends a national public safety communications conference to discuss and explore advancements in emergency response protocols and technologies.

Casey Pomales celebrates five years at the Lewisville Police Department, noted for her dedication and meticulous work as a Property and Evidence Technician.

Cedar Hill appoints Ely Reyes as Public Safety Director and Stacey Graves to manage Development Services, both bringing extensive experience to enhance city safety and community development.

Texas is ending safety inspections for non-commercial vehicles by 2025, replacing them with a $7.50 fee. Emissions tests remain mandatory in certain counties.

Euless city officials are set to begin targeted mosquito spraying in three zones after West Nile Virus was found in local mosquitoes, advising residents to minimize exposure during operations.

Grand Prairie schedules a public hearing on September 17, 2024, to discuss new water and wastewater fees with varying rates for different city sectors.

The Ellis County Commissioners' Court will review a plat application to subdivide a 6.06-acre lot in Americase Business Park, Waxahachie into two lots, with a meeting set for public discussion on September 17, 2024.

Fernando Costa, Fort Worth's Assistant City Manager since 1998, is retiring, renowned for his strategic role in the city’s development and leadership.

Denton is set to hold a public hearing to discuss designating 1526 Willowwood Street as a Historic Landmark, at homeowners' request, with broader implications for the community.

The City of Denton is holding a hearing on a proposed multifamily housing project, where the Planning and Zoning Commission will decide on a recommendation for a Specific Use Permit to the City Council.