Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled a public hearing to consider designating a property at 1900 Westridge Street as a historic landmark.

Denton faces potential Stage 2 drought restrictions due to peaking water use and ongoing water treatment facility repairs, urging residents to intensify water conservation efforts.

The Mesquite Citizen's Police Academy Alumni Association honors an Officer and Civilian of the Month from the local police department, recognizing their contributions to the community.

Local faith leaders convened at Watermark Church to discuss community initiatives and interfaith cooperation, a move praised by the White Settlement PD on social media.

Fort Worth celebrates the topping out of their Convention Center expansion, marking a key phase in the project aimed at boosting tourism and the local economy.

Garland Police Department welcomes new recruits of Class 72 and encourages others to apply for the next civil service test on September 7 to join their ranks.

The Lewisville Police Department honors Officer Milton for his five years of service on their Facebook page, praising his commitment to community safety.

White Settlement city leaders successfully cleared the debt of Splash Dayz waterpark, a milestone marked by the efforts of Mayor Young, the city manager, and council members.

Euless, Texas City Council proposed a lower property tax rate of $0.446700 per $100 valuation, a decrease from the previous year, up for a vote on August 19, 2024.

The report by the City Auditor's Office examines city vendor management and finds areas needing improvement, including due diligence, contract specificity, and data security.

Garland's Wastewater Treatment Plants were honored at a NACWA conference; Duck Creek received a Gold Award and Rowlett Creek a Silver for compliance with waste management regulations.

The Bond Study Committee will have its first meeting to discuss public infrastructure and community development, with recommendations aimed at a potential 2025 bond election.

Arlington inaugurated a new Laboratory Services and Maintenance Building to enhance water utility services, complete with a state-of-the-art lab accredited by the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program.