Midlothian Police honored Officer Bailey as "Officer of the Quarter" and Kassandra Portillo as "Non-Sworn Employee of the Quarter" for their exceptional service.

The Irving Police Department honors Sergeant Williams on his retirement after a 20-year career that included diverse roles from Bomb Squad to Recruiting.

Fort Worth City Council prepares for a day of meetings including work sessions on weather impacts and various municipal issues, with opportunities for public comment.

The Irving Police Department announced promotions within their ranks, highlighting the advancement of J. Dickson, R. Hernandez Jr., A. Mitchell, and D. Teakell to leadership roles.

Euless officials say they sent a certified letter to Republic Services after missed holiday pickups left blocks buried in leaf bags; the city could assess per‑address fines.

Southlake's draft 2026 capital program totals roughly $40M and focuses on road widening, water upgrades and park projects over the coming year.

Lewisville opens candidate filing for the May general election to fill City Council Places 1 and 3; contenders must now gather signatures due to a new City Charter Amendment.

A photo shows Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins boarding a flight to Costa Rica as a winter storm closed in, his office says emergency operations were prepped.

Councilman Andre Byrd of DeSoto, Texas hosts an orientation for Leadership Southwest, assuming the role of President/Chair for the Class of 2026, indicative of his regional influence and dedication to community service.

Keller Fire-Rescue has new leadership, with Chief Shane Skaggs, Deputy Chief Chad Huntley, and Fire Marshal Arturo Billarreal stepping into top roles, as recognized at a City Council meeting.

A Decatur ISD committee recommended a $137M bond to replace McCarroll Middle School and fund districtwide upgrades.

Sen. John Cornyn and Mayor Eric Johnson met with local and federal partners at Dallas police HQ to review security and funding as North Texas prepares for nine World Cup matches.

A Dallas judge says a veteran county commissioner publicly mischaracterized her work and filed a defamation suit in county court. The complaint challenges his public attacks and the numbers he cited.