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.

Matthew Stogner is named Interim Police Chief of Duncanville, succeeding retired Chief Mark LiVigni, starting January 19, until a permanent chief is found.

Dallas County helps residents sign up for free or low-cost internet under the Affordable Connectivity Program until Feb. 7, aimed at low-income households.

The Dallas Youth Commission invites local teens to tackle city issues through leadership roles, empowering them to create real change in areas like education and health.

Maleshia McGinnis is appointed as the new City Attorney for Grand Prairie, bringing over 22 years of experience in municipal law from previous roles including City Attorney for North Richland Hills.

Financial advisor Scott Stentz will provide anti-scam strategies on January 30 at Vivian J. Lincoln Library amid rising financial scams reported by FTC.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson attended the World Economic Forum, discussing urban issues and exploring partnerships, particularly with Mexican officials, and AI for public safety.

Dallas City Council is mulling a proposed $1.25 billion bond to improve infrastructure, with a focus on roads, parks, and housing, set for voter approval in May.