The 28th Annual Dallas Mayor's Back to School Fair will provide essentials for over 10,000 students on August 2 at Fair Park, with free supplies, health screenings, and more.

The Healthy Food Dallas Initiative is launching a grant program for non-profits to provide nutritious food in food deserts, with up to $70,000 in forgivable loans that require matching funds.

The City of Denton has eliminated a racist clause from the IOOF Cemetery Deed, with Judge Levonius ruling against the language and a Correction Deed filed to formalize the change.

The Denton City Council schedules a public hearing on July 16, 2024, to discuss changes to zoning laws, including updates to the Rayzor Ranch Overlay District with possible $2,000 penalties for violations.

A group of U.S. Marines received recognition through medals and certificates for exceptional performance during ITX 4-24 at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth.

The Plano Police highlighted Manager Michelle Paulson for her innovative leadership in the Forensic Services Division, nurturing team growth and advancements in forensic science.

The Arlington Tennis Center is scheduled for a $1.1 million renovation to upgrade its clubhouse and restrooms, aiming to enhance the facility for patrons and events.

Arlington launches a new economic development website with interactive data and resources for potential investors, reflecting its efforts to attract business growth.

DeSoto Police intensify patrols on July 4th to prevent illegal fireworks and celebratory gunfire, with fines up to $2,000 and potential felony charges for injury-causing incidents. Residents are urged to report violations to keep celebrations safe.

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker has joined the inaugural Advisory Committee of Girls Inc. in Tarent County to support and empower young women in the community.

The City has updated its stormwater development rules to better manage flood risks, including requiring engineer certificates for developments under one acre in City Flood Risk Areas from July 15.

The 'Steer the Budget' campaign in Fort Worth allowed residents to submit feedback on the city's FY25 budget by submitting photos with a city mascot, revealing priorities such as road repairs and youth programs.

Fort Worth is encouraging public input on its 2025 fiscal planning through community engagement with a projected $1.049 billion budget. Residents can contribute online via Connect Fort Worth ahead of tax rate decisions.