The Dallas City Council passed a resolution opposing Texas Senate Bill 4, reflecting their commitment to an inclusive community and signaling discomfort with the law's immigration enforcement provisions.

Fort Worth announces city closures for Juneteenth. Emergency services will operate, but city offices, including City Hall, will close. Garbage and recycling collections remain unchanged, while some recreational sites and animal shelters adjust hours.

Fort Worth City Council adopted a strategic plan with five key priorities for the city's development, including a public call to participate in planning the FY 2025 budget.

Fort Worth City Council approves an additional $1.255 million, totaling $1.73 million in funding, for Phase I enhancements of Gateway Park, as part of the city's commitment to green spaces and community development.

The Coppell Police Department has promoted Officer Dodson to Corporal to honor his six years of service and diverse skills, including SWAT and firearms instruction.

Ellis County announces the Joint Runoff Election results will be available on their official website, starting with early voting tallies at 7 p.m. and updates throughout the night as ballots are counted.

Leticia Gibbs is the new Director of Collin County's Community Supervision and Corrections Department, unanimously chosen by county judges for her longtime commitment and experience.

One-third of the storm debris has been cleared in Mesquite as of June 7, with the city outlining resident guidelines for debris separation and curbside placement to support cleanup efforts.

Carrollton is developing its Downtown Master Plan, seeking community input for revitalizing the area near the DART Green Line to enhance economic growth and community connections.

Fire Marshal Randy Renois retires after over 30 years with the Fort Worth Fire Department, having made significant contributions to firefighting and education.

Denton County Emergency Services District #1 held their 3rd Annual Firefighter Softball Game & Family Picnic, bringing together firefighters, their families, and police for a friendly match.

The Kaufman County Historical Commission will meet to discuss financial reports, strategic planning, and other topics related to historical preservation in Kaufman, TX on June 13, 2024.

Arlington City Council resumes in-person meetings on June 11 with live streams available for remote viewing. Recordings will be replayed on local government channels.