Arlington activates its Emergency Weather Shelter plan to protect homeless individuals during cold weather, with services including free rides and a text alert system.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission is inviting public input on two new developments—a large accessory structure and a small event venue—at a hearing on January 23.

Dallas's Mayor Pro Tem Tennell Atkins reveals proactive steps to resolve city pension challenges, with a focus on financial health and employee benefits, as the city prepares its restoration plan.

Dallas has launched a program to convert a city property into at least 40 units of Permanent Supportive Housing for the homeless, offering $2.34 million to interested developers.

Fort Worth's initiative aims to increase parks and green spaces to improve quality of life amid urban growth, with a goal of safeguarding natural resources and enhancing access to nature.

Euless, Texas, announces a town hall meeting to discuss city projects and initiatives, inviting residents to share their views and engage with local government officials.

The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a legal challenge to the Dallas County cash bail system, effectively sustaining a lower court's decision and ending the case Daves v. Dallas County.

Thirteen protestors were arrested at Dallas Love Field for blocking the entrance while demonstrating against the Gaza war.

The City of Dallas is progressing with its ForwardDallas comprehensive plan for 2024, with public committee meetings to discuss the implementation and updates of land use plans and engage with residents.

Senior Quarter Master Assistant Janice Alexander retires from the Plano Police Department after over 25 years of service.

The Irving Police Department honored Officer Robert Reeves with a retirement ceremony after his two decades of service across various roles, including Public Information Officer and SWAT.

The Lewisville City Council plans to address the unregulated growth of short-term rentals in a meeting, providing a platform for public debate and considering a drafted ordinance.

Mark McDaniel has been appointed as the new deputy city manager for Fort Worth, bringing 35 years of experience in city management to the role starting from Jan. 13.