Ellis County considers converting a property into two residential lots, with a public meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, allowing residents to discuss the replat of Searcy Addition Lot 5A & 5B.

Fort Worth partners with NAPC for a virtual workshop to train preservation professionals, focusing on the legal and procedural aspects of historic preservation.

Fort Worth introduces an SMS alert system for residents to stay updated on city news via text messages, offering subscriptions to various newsletters including zoning and library updates.

The North Richland Hills Police Department announced on Twitter promotions within the team, including a new Communications Supervisor and Detention Supervisor, highlighting their commitment to leadership development.

The Kaufman County Historical Commission will meet to discuss historic preservation efforts, including maintaining markers and planning future projects.

The City of Dallas has launched an updated 311 app and online service portal with bilingual capabilities to improve non-emergency service requests for residents.

Arlington offers up to $10,000 to businesses for sign upgrades through its new Commercial Signage Improvement Program to enhance the city's aesthetics.

Arlington On-Demand offers weekly and monthly ride passes for local transit, providing up to four rides a day for a set price, aiming to ease commutes and save money.

The Arlington Police Department honors Diana Gomez, an investigative aide in the Sex Crimes Unit, during Women's History Month for her commitment to investigating sexual violence.

The Duncanville Police Department is hosting "A Light of Hope" event during National Crime Victims' Rights Week, where participants can float personalized lanterns to remember loved ones lost to crime.

Ellis County offices will close on March 29th for Good Friday, reopening on April 1st at 8:00 am. Residents should plan ahead for service disruptions.

The Mesquite Citizen Police Academy Alumni hosted a regional meeting to promote community policing, with notable attendees like Sheriff Marian Brown, emphasizing citizen involvement in law and order initiatives in North Texas.

Retired canine advocate Henry, a former stray, has ended his decade of service in Fort Worth, helping to raise over $4 million for animal welfare and teaching responsible pet ownership.