Sergeant Williams retired from the Irving Police Department, celebrated for his leadership and tactical skills after a distinguished law enforcement career.

Officer Samuel Brown from White Settlement has earned an Intermediate Peace Officer license from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, marking a career achievement highlighted by the local police department.

Fire Station 41 in North Dallas reopens after being destroyed by a 2019 tornado, with Dirk Nowitzki attending the event. The new facility features advanced technology and improved safety.

The Midlothian Police Department held its Annual Awards Dinner, honoring officers and staff for exceptional service, with local businesses supporting the event.

Kaufman County Commissioners to discuss Lot 54 reconfiguration in Kaufman Estates on March 12 amid public interest in development and neighborhood impact.

Carrollton's Mayor Babick prepares to address the community at the Citizens’ Evening on March 27, where local officials will engage with residents and celebrate volunteers.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss the rezoning of an 18.235-acre site for mixed-use development, with potential penalties for ordinance violations.

Mayor Scott LeMay highlighted Garland's bond program successes and future projects in his State of the City Address, also acknowledging cultural achievements and presenting community awards.

Fort Worth City Council approved seven housing developments to compete for Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, aiming to increase affordable living options for low- to moderate-income residents.

The Fort Worth City Council has proposed a 2% hotel occupancy tax increase to fund renovations for the Convention Center, which could raise the total tax to 17%.

Arlington has approved $77,660 in Neighborhood Matching Grants for local community projects, emphasizing citizen engagement and matching contributions.

A study ranked Dallas among the worst U.S. cities for drivers, due to high rates of fatal crashes, especially with drunk driving, putting it sixth on Forbes Advisor's list.

Fort Worth is hosting a Community Open House on February 26, where residents can engage with city officials and police representatives to discuss community concerns.