The Fort Worth Police Department affirmed its commitment to law enforcement and community safety in light of the new immigration legislation, Senate Bill 4, ensuring comprehensive safety for all residents.

The Arlington Police Department held its annual Awards Ceremony to honor police and community members for their dedication and service over the past year.

Arlington invites residents to discuss the International Corridor's future in a meeting led by Councilmembers Hunter and Boxall, focusing on development and cultural preservation.

The Tarrant County DA's office, through DA Phil Sorrells and ADA Lori Varnell, discussed their Financial Fraud Unit's role in combating white-collar crime at the Colleyville Police Academy.

A new traffic signal at E. Broad St. and Reserve Way in Mansfield is flashing yellow and red as a temporary measure before becoming fully operational on March 26.

Allen Police Department is upgrading its equipment with an investment of $386,068.40 in new holsters, duty belts, and advanced IIIA ballistic vests to improve officer safety and efficiency.

Brittany Sotelo is appointed as the new Economic Development Director for Denton, Texas, bringing a decade of experience to drive the city's economic growth.

Mansfield Police are using the local Pickle Parade to recruit new officers and engage with the community, highlighting their roles as both protectors and neighbors.

Arlington Water Utilities introduces a digital video feature to help customers understand their water bills and manage expenses through its Know Your H2O portal, promoting utility transparency and literacy.

Euless City Council election is set for May 4, with candidate filing deadline on February 16. The city emphasizes eligibility rules and offers various voting times, mail-in options, and voter ID requirements to enhance electoral participation.

Mesquite begins major street repairs on Big Town Boulevard and Motley Drive, promising smoother drives but temporary traffic disruptions.

The City of Mesquite has hired Vernon Drake and Micala Davis for its Neighborhood Services Department to improve property and environmental code compliance.

Denton residents can voice opinions on proposed short-term rental rules at a City Council meeting on April 2nd, with potential penalties for violations up to $2,000.