Dallas launches its third annual Summer of Safety campaign to combat violent crime and engage youth with free activities and educational programs, aiming to make the city the safest big city in the U.S.

Ellis County, Texas, schedules a public meeting for June 21, 2024, to discuss salaries of financial officers, promoting transparency in fiscal governance.

North Lakes Driving Range in Denton introduces new high-quality turf for an improved golfing experience, featuring shock-absorbing pads for joint protection and consistent surface play.

SOPREMA Inc. is poised to bring a new manufacturing plant to Ennis, TX, estimated at $77 million and employing 34 individuals initially, with the prospect of a tax abatement agreement to be discussed publicly on July 9th, 2024.

Alex Whiteway is appointed the new director of Arlington Water Utilities, bringing 20 years of experience from the City of Mansfield's Water Utilities Department.

The Arlington Police Department is hosting a summit on human trafficking and child exploitation, continuing the Safe Roads Initiative, and engaging in community events like 'Cooking with Cops.'

Euless and Tarrant County collaborate to improve the city's infrastructure, offering residents regular updates and e-notifications for better community engagement.

The Mesquite Police Department is offering a Citizens Police Academy to educate and foster community ties, requiring applicants to be over 18 and pass a background check.

Kui Rawson retired from the City of Plano's IT Department on May 31, 2024, after significantly contributing to public safety technology and innovations over 25 years.

The City of Euless has announced that residents can stay updated on local happenings via social media, where updates from various city departments will be shared.

HEB Reads! program offers free STEM kits at local aquatic centers on Tuesdays in summer, promoting hands-on learning followed by pool fun for children in Hurst, Euless, and Bedford.

Euless Mayor Linda Martin was awarded the Northeast Leadership Forum’s 2023 Distinguished Leadership Award, recognizing her commitment to regional service and community engagement.

Fort Worth has been awarded $500,000 by the EPA to address brownfields, revitalizing potentially contaminated sites and promoting development, part of a larger $231 million package to 178 communities.