The Dallas Charter Review Commission is evaluating 123 proposed amendments to the city's charter and has a three-month deadline to recommend changes to the City Council.

Fort Worth City Council approved over $17 million from the Central Library's sale for the general fund and library improvements, including planning a new location and setting up a temporary space at city hall.

Military and law enforcement leaders met at a coordination committee meeting, with talks led by Navy Base Commander Hufstetler and NCIS Agent Shattuck to enhance inter-agency cooperation.

Fort Worth's City Council approved renaming Rosedale Plaza Park to Historic Stop Six Park, honoring the local African American heritage and its historical significance. The park has been integral to the east Fort Worth community since 1969.

Sarah Duff is named new Probate Judge in Collin County, replacing retired Judge Copeland, effective February 1.

Fort Worth increases crossing guards' pay to $13.50 after discovering wages were below state average. The city council approved the raise, capped by the current vendor contract, recognizing the guards' community role.

A Texas judge ruled that Senate candidate Brent Hagenbuch can continue his campaign, despite ongoing legal challenges regarding his residency qualifications.

Tami Kayea has made history as Sunnyvale's first female fire chief and the first in North Texas, bringing her extensive 27 years of experience from Dallas Fire-Rescue to the role.

Southwest Airlines pilots approved a new contract with a 29.15% immediate pay raise, additional annual raises, and enhanced benefits after prolonged negotiations.

The Dallas City Council debates legalizing statewide gambling due to potential revenue benefits and social concerns, following Las Vegas Sands Corporation's investments in the city.

The Arlington Police Department introduces "Connect Arlington," a program for sharing surveillance footage to help solve crimes, with voluntary participation from residents and businesses.

Aaron Rector, Director of Administrative Services, has been appointed as Keller's interim city manager following Mark Hafner's stepping down at the end of February.

Tori Ford Oblon has received board certification in criminal appellate law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, an accomplishment celebrated by the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office.