Officer Patrick King was named 2024 Police Officer of the Year for the second time by the Mesquite Elks Lodge #2404, honoring his service in the community.

Frisco announces internal promotions, appointing Jason Brodigan as Director of Engineering Services and Derrick Cotten as Chief Financial Officer, both with extensive experience and immediate effect.

The Tarrant Appraisal District is dealing with a ransomware attack, facing a $700,000 ransom demand and threats of data leaks, with measures being taken to enhance cybersecurity.

The City of Plano is concluding its study on short-term rental policies, seeking citizen input to form recommendations for the City Council's review in April.

Anthony V. Cao will join Mesquite's Housing and Community Services as the new director in April, bringing experience from previous roles in Irving, McKinney, and Dallas.

Plano residents must now register online to speak at City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings due to renovations at the Shapiro Council Chambers, with operations moving to Davis Library.

The City Plan Commission has approved Ramrock Real Estate's project to redevelop Preston Center, slated to include high-rise buildings and mixed-income housing.

Pulido's Mexican Restaurant in Fort Worth, a 57-year legacy eatery, is set to reopen after closing in October, with Westland Restaurant Group planning to revive five locations.

Wylie PD officers complete SWAT School and participate in the Baker to Vegas Relay, highlighting their physical capabilities and teamwork. The department encourages new recruits to apply.

The Duncanville City Manager has implemented updates to improve transparency and keep citizens informed about local government activities, including public works and community events.

Fort Worth's "It’s Worth Working Here Citywide Job Fair" will be held on April 6, offering job opportunities and onsite interviews at the Will Rogers Memorial Center.

The Fort Worth Water Gardens is set for renovation as the City Council approves funding for an evaluation by Freese & Nichols to assess its infrastructure.

Arlington is seeking residents to join various city boards and commissions, advising the Mayor and Council on policy issues. Applications are open until May 15, 2024.