The City of Mesquite's Utility Billing Division is reducing in-person service hours and updating its cash handling policies, with alternative payment options available online, by mail, and through partnerships with retailers like Walmart.

Lauren Thoden is appointed as the new City Secretary of Denton, TX, expected to enhance the town's administrative structure and maintain transparency and integrity in her office.

Denton grants full property tax exemptions to certain childcare facilities, aiming to support early childhood education. Eligible facilities must meet criteria including licensing and program participation by April 30.

Fort Worth's Court in the Community initiative offers residents a chance to clear unpaid citations without arrest risk on April 20, at the Northpark YMCA.

The Plano Police Department hosted its 49th Annual Awards ceremony, honoring members for their exceptional service in 2023, including Officer Grace Edgar and Detective Chad Williams.

The White Settlement PD hosted a training program by the IACP focused on enhancing women's leadership skills in law enforcement, with participants from across Texas.

Fort Worth celebrates Earth Day with the opening of the expanded Marty Leonard Lotus Marsh Boardwalk at the city's Nature Center & Refuge, thanks to funding from multiple sources, including the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department and Meta.

The South Garland Little League celebrates the opening of their renovated tee-ball field at Central Park, an upgrade funded by Ball Park Buns and the city.

The Midlothian Police Department honored Investigator Brian Gaiters and Animal Shelter Attendant Brenda Schimschok for their outstanding services in their respective roles.

Mansfield City Council honored their Spring 2024 interns, highlighting their innovative contributions and the importance of such experiences in shaping future civic leaders.

Sharon Jameson promoted to Administrative Assistant Director at Plano Police Department, bringing 17 years of experience to oversee Fiscal Affairs, Planning and Research, and Records Divisions.

Richardson residents have the opportunity to purchase the city's bonds on April 22 before larger investors, aiming to support local infrastructure projects.

Lewisville received a $60,000 grant from Texas A&M Forest Service for urban forestry projects and equitable green space access. The funds will support tree planting, maintenance, and education starting in June.