Denton Planning Commission to Host Public Hearing on Light Industrial Zoning Change Proposal
A public hearing in Denton, TX, will discuss the rezoning of 52 rural acres for light industrial use on May 29. The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider the proposal ahead of a City Council decision.
Dallas Committee Delays Pensions Meeting to Perfect Rescue Plan for Police and Fire System
The Dallas Ad Hoc Committee on Pensions postponed its meeting to finalize a plan to save city pensions, focusing on the Dallas Police and Fire Pension System. Mayor Pro Tem Tennell Atkins remains committed to the funding's soundness.
Grapevine Mayor Salutes Local Correctional Officers with Proclamation during National Week of Recognition
The Mayor of Grapevine honored local correctional officers with an official Proclamation during National Correctional Officers' Week, which was accepted by three officers at a city council meeting.
Fort Worth Police Department Honors Fallen Officer Sterling Price Warren 100 Years After Tragic Streetcar Incident
Officer Sterling Warren died in a streetcar accident in 1919, an event commemorated by the Fort Worth Police Department a century later, highlighting the hazards faced by law enforcement.
Keller Councilwoman Jessica Juarez Resigns to Join Dallas County District Attorney's Office
Keller Councilwoman Jessica Juarez is resigning to become a prosecutor and can't hold elected office by DA policy. Her resignation is effective May 31. A special election will be called to fill her seat.
Ellis County Announces Early Voting for Key GOP Primary Runoff, Urges Voter Participation
Ellis County officials announce early voting for the GOP primary runoff will begin May 20th, with final voting on May 28th. Details are available on the county's website. The runoff is key in deciding the party's candidate for the general election.












