Arlington invites residents to attend or stream city council meetings on March 5, 2024, with sessions at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., and offers meeting replays on cable and online.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation awarded $635,000 in grants to various Arlington projects, including a new dog park, meals for the elderly, a baseball park, and a food aid program.

Euless, Texas is set to begin street reconstruction in spring, affecting roads like Glenn Drive and Bayless Drive, with work beginning March 4 and continuing through April.

Ara, a narcotics detection dog, has retired after five years with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office, receiving a farewell party with a cake and tennis balls.

Detective Paul Carson from the Tri County Auto Theft Task Force has retired after 23 years of service, as celebrated in a social media post by the Mansfield Police Department.

The Arlington Police Department introduced 19 new officers from Academy Class 66, highlighting their commencement and inviting the community to celebrate their achievement.

Mesquite Police promoted Deputy Chief Stephen Biggs to Assistant Chief of Police, celebrating his over 24 years of service.

Ellis County in Texas conducted a joint Republican and Democratic primary election to streamline the process and reduce costs, attracting national attention for cross-party collaboration. Results were updated throughout election night.

Fort Worth's primaries for congressional seats and local offices are on March 5. Voters can use any Vote Center from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Trinity Metro offers free rides to polling places.

Allen City Council recently approved a new police headquarters, investments in water utility technology, traffic signal upgrades, grants for cybersecurity, and a pavement marking contract to enhance city infrastructure and safety.

The Richardson Animal Shelter announces a temporary closure on March 4-5 for renovations, with a temporary facility nearby and continued adoption services.

Rudy Mancilla joins the Garland Animal Shelter as a Community Engagement Officer, aiming to improve relations between the shelter and Garland residents.

The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission invites public input on converting 131 Hill St. to an office and 138 Olive St. to a retail space, with hearings on March 12.