Mesquite, Texas announces construction of a new fire station, slated for completion by late 2025, to support its growing population, with new firefighter recruits starting training to enhance emergency services.

Dallas and the FCC will hold a virtual town hall on Feb 22 to discuss the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program and explore solutions for maintaining internet access for low-income families.

Fort Worth officials are reviewing four different EMS service delivery models due to financial difficulties, with options ranging from MedStar continuation to fire department control, a standalone city-run EMS, or hiring a private contractor.

Lane closures on SH 360 southbound in Arlington are scheduled for Feb. 20-22 from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. for painting work related to the I-30/SH 360 Interchange Project.

Republic Services delivered over 72,000 trash carts in Arlington for new waste management, with different collection days for residents and a staggered rollout for additional or reduced-size bins.

Arlington Municipal Court offers a Warrant Resolution Drive from Feb. 20 to March 11, 2024, waiving collection fees for fully paid warrants when the official notice is presented.

The Lewisville City Council voted 4-3 to impose a one-year moratorium on new short-term rental properties. Current rentals are unaffected, but the ban allows time to address concerns.

Molson Coors workers in Fort Worth are on strike, demanding better wages and benefits after failed contract negotiations.

The Mesquite community commends school administrators and first responders for their quick actions that likely saved lives during an incident at Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy.

Ellis County offices will be closed on March 1st for Texas Independence Day, celebrating the state's 1836 declaration of independence from Mexico. Services resume on March 4th.

Collin County celebrates the first graduates of its Adult Mental Health Court, which focuses on treating mentally ill individuals instead of incarceration.

Garland, Texas, stands out for homeowners' long-term residence, ranking fourth in the U.S. for settled homeowners, with 36.6% living in the same home for over 14 years. The city also ranks as the No. 10 "Most Affordable Beloved U.S. City."

The Allen City Council has approved $4.1 million for street repairs and upgrades to the Don Rodenbaugh Aquatics Center, including new locker rooms and golf carts at Watters Creek. Meetings are held twice a month and are open to the public.