Fort Worth invites residents to influence city policies by applying for various board and commission vacancies, from aviation advisory to zoning commission roles.

Fort Worth officials attended a workshop to address homelessness, discussing past efforts and future strategies, including creating housing and offering supportive services for the city's homeless population.

North Texas law enforcement's joint crackdown has arrested 575 suspects, seized $196 million in drugs, and recovered stolen vehicles and weapons, aiming to tackle narcotics and human trafficking.

Nikki Haley campaigned in Texas, positioning herself as a new choice for president against Biden and Trump, while focusing on national security, immigration, and veteran care.

Fort Worth ISD is cutting 133 jobs, mostly in tech, due to budget issues caused by expiring federal funds and dropping enrollment. They aim to reassign affected staff at a job fair.

Officer R. Smith retired after 24 years with the Plano, Texas Police Department, celebrated for a career of public service, including time in the Navy and numerous commendations.

The old police station, built in the '90s, was demolished to make way for a parking facility and asset building, a change announced on the department's Facebook page.

Dallas residents are invited to a Town Hall meeting to discuss the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program and explore digital access solutions for underserved communities.

Officer T. McCallister was named Officer of the Fourth Quarter 2023 in DeSoto for his exceptional performance in the Patrol Division, praised for his proactive DWI enforcement and life-saving actions.

The article provides details on the Tarrant County 2024 election dates, voter eligibility, candidate requirements, future election schedules, mail-in voting, ID requirements, and the convenience of polling locations for residents.

Rockwall County, Texas, has announced preparations for upcoming general elections. Residents are encouraged to stay informed on voting details through the county website.

The Richardson City's West Prairie Creek Drive rehabilitation nears completion, with improvements to paving, drainage, and pedestrian safety from the 2015 Bond Program, and the area is currently open for both directions of traffic.

Lewisville invites public input on its ADA compliance efforts, with a meeting on Feb. 26 to discuss facility evaluations and an ADA Transition Plan. Contact Chris Presley at [email protected] to RSVP.