Fort Worth reinstates the True Texas Project's reservation at the city's Botanic Garden after a constitutional dispute, clarifying the use of public spaces and freedom of speech principles.

The White Settlement Police Department reports a decline in property and violent crimes, reminding residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities.

The Irving Office of Emergency Management won the 2024 Regional Service Excellence Award for exceptional commitment to emergency preparedness in North Texas.

Moody's reaffirmed Collin County's Aaa bond rating as it issues a new $210 million bond for public improvements. Strong fiscal policies contribute to its financial health.

Keller Planning & Zoning Commission to discuss permits and residential construction at a meeting on June 25, 2024, including Mindwell Therapy's new space and unique garage builds on Lavena Street.

Arlington will close many city facilities on June 19, 2024, for Juneteenth but maintain essential services like trash collection. Some recreational centers will have limited hours.

New firefighters in Garland complete specialized training and are ready to join the fire department, with some already EMT certified and others soon to attend EMT school.

The Garland, Texas Downtown Project won awards from the TAMI for its Grand Opening, promotional efforts, and revitalization campaign, totaling six recognitions.

Ellis County is hosting a Joint Runoff Election on June 15, where voters can participate from 7 am to 7 pm. Details and sample ballots are available on the county's website.

Dallas city departments collaborate to remove litter in natural spaces and support homeless residents, while Dallas Water Utilities monitors water quality following sewer overflow incidents.

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.