Fort Worth is considering a Street Maintenance Fee to fund road repairs, a strategy used by other Texas cities for equitable cost-sharing and dedicated maintenance funds.

Fort Worth celebrated local heroes at the Mayor's Neighborhood Awards, honoring neighborhood groups and officers for their work in community improvement in 2023.

The Regional Hispanic Contractors Association’s Annual Pillars Awards Luncheon celebrated industry achievements in construction, architecture, and engineering, with networking opportunities for professionals.

Loews Hotels & Co. opened a new hotel and convention center in Arlington, enhancing local hospitality and the economy as highlighted in the city's digital newsletter.

Dallas Love Field Airport's master plan will be showcased on March 19, giving the public an opportunity to view and provide feedback on the airport's 20-year vision.

Key stakeholders will present the KBHCCD Master Plan to the Dallas City Council, with a public meeting at city hall and live broadcasting options available.

Dallas offers free emergency preparedness classes through the CERT program with skills like fire safety and rescue; pre-registration by March 7, 2024, is required.

Gov. Greg Abbott's candidates gained early leads in Texas primaries, showing his influence overshadowed that of Attorney General Ken Paxton, with Abbott-backed candidates performing well and Paxton's picks struggling.

Former boss Lupe Valdez and incumbent Marian Brown head to a runoff in the Dallas County sheriff's Democratic primary, with no Republicans in the race, making the May 28 runoff decisive.

Brandon Gill won the Republican primary for Texas' House District 26 with 58% of the vote, backed by Trump and Cruz, and will face Ernest Linberger III in November.

Patrick Moses won the Democratic primary for Tarrant County sheriff and will face GOP incumbent Bill Waybourn in November. His campaign focuses on reform and addressing jail deaths.

Fort Worth's Office of Police Oversight Monitor launches a mediation program to improve relations between police and the community by facilitating structured conversations.

The Mesquite Police Department and its Alumni Association are enhancing community engagement by patrolling neighborhoods to deter crime, with new volunteers to be recruited this summer.