MA3 Gilbert Cazarez has been named Blue Jacket of the Third Quarter FY 2024 at NAS JRB Fort Worth, recognized for his service and dedication to the Navy.

The Garland Fire Department received the AHA's Mission: Lifeline EMS Gold Award for the 11th year, highlighting their excellence in treating heart attack emergencies.

The Fort Worth City Council approved incentives for GE on Wing Support Inc. to expand its aerospace operations, with plans to invest $50 million and add 100 jobs by 2026.

Fort Worth approves a plan with Archaea Energy to turn landfill gas into renewable natural gas, potentially generating up to $5 million annually and reducing methane emissions.

Fort Worth's City Council approves the purchase of a new downtown library site, planning to convert the Center for Transforming Lives building into a new library.

The Fort Worth City Council voted to rezone a site on Parker Henderson Road from industrial to residential use, aiming to protect nearby homes from industrial disruptions.

Over 11,500 tons of debris have been cleared after a storm in the city's south. Normal waste services resume, with specific instructions for bulk trash and separated waste types.

Arlington invites East Arlington residents to join a grocery delivery pilot using robots and drones, funded by a $780,182 grant, to study sustainable delivery methods.

The City of Arlington is inspecting the condition of streets in Central Arlington, with a focus on the area between Park Row Drive and South Green Oaks Boulevard, using technology to aid in maintaining the city's roads efficiently.

Fort Worth's proposed FY 2025 budget focuses on core services amid growth, with slight tax rate increase and infrastructure investments. Public hearings for transparency are scheduled.

Fort Worth residents may face a water bill increase of $1.71 on average, starting January 2025, if a proposed rate hike is approved by the city council.

Officer Varela joins Huffines Middle School in Texas as a School Resource Officer, aiming to engage with students and provide support, leveraging his SWAT experience for community-focused policing.

Officer Sherwood joins Ben Harmon High as a School Resource Officer, initiating a program to mentor students and improve perceptions of law enforcement.