Rudy Mancilla joins the Garland Animal Shelter as a Community Engagement Officer, aiming to improve relations between the shelter and Garland residents.

The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission invites public input on converting 131 Hill St. to an office and 138 Olive St. to a retail space, with hearings on March 12.

Detective Paul Carson retires from the Mansfield Police Department after 23 years of service, notably contributing to the Tri County Auto Theft Task Force.

Lewisville is accepting applications for Arts Support Grants aimed at enhancing the local cultural scene for the 2024-25 fiscal year, with an April 18 deadline.

Dallas invites residents to apply for its Inclusive Housing Task Force, part of the city's plan to develop and preserve affordable housing through the 2033 housing policy.

The city of Denton's Friday Staff Report for March 1, 2024 is now available online, promoting transparency and enabling residents to stay updated on local governance matters.

Dallas is a finalist in the Smart Cities North America Awards by IDC Government Insights, recognized for its advancements in civic engagement and use of data analytics.

Arlington's fiber construction begins to enhance internet speeds, occurring in three phases with efforts to minimize local disruptions and restore affected areas.

Officer A. Towns from the Fort Worth Police Department received the Rotary Club of Fort Worth South Officer of the Year award for saving a drowning girl.

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.