JoDan Shelton has been promoted to Animal Services Foreman for the City of Euless, bringing years of experience and multiple certifications, including Euthanasia Technician and Texas Certified Cruelty Investigator, to his new role.

The Denton City Council is seeking public feedback on a proposed six-acre annexation north of E. McKinney Street, with a hearing scheduled for March 19, 2024.

Dr. Barbara Odom-Wesley of Arlington joins the NLC 2024 Human Development Federal Advocacy Committee to influence national policy on various social issues.

The Sid W. Richardson Agricultural Hub has opened in Fort Worth to distribute fresh produce to 500,000 North Texans, aiming to tackle food insecurity in the region.

Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force and Grandview Volunteer Fire Department performed joint training for vehicle extrication, utilizing condemned vehicles for firefighters to practice on.

White Settlement officials met to discuss public safety and city expansion, with local leaders including Mayor White, City Manager James, and Police Chief Cook in attendance.

Detective Brian McIntosh was promoted to Sergeant in the Ellis County Sheriff’s Office, acknowledging his years of service and leadership potential in the Patrol Division.

The City of Dallas Small Business Center launches a Microgrant Program to provide financial support to small businesses affected by economic challenges. Applications for the grant start on March 5th.

Fort Worth students attended a City Council meeting for a civic education program, with interactive courses like "My Government & Me," enhancing their understanding of local government and citizenship.

The Fort Worth City Council accepted a gift deed for the Predators of Asia & Africa Exhibit from the Fort Worth Zoological Association, enhancing the zoo's offerings.

Arlington launches Safe Streets initiative to reduce traffic incidents with a federal grant, planning meetings starting March 7, 2024, to gather public input.

The Fort Worth City Council approved a landscaping project to enhance the city's water sites, funded by a $169,980 contract with Westwood Professional Services Inc. as part of the Mayor's Good Natured Greenspace Initiative.

The Fort Worth ISD board voted to adopt the "Choosing the Best" abstinence-focused sex-ed curriculum after community debate and protests, with plans to implement it this spring.