Activist Davante Peters initiates a recall petition against Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson over party switch and missed council meetings, aiming for over 100k signatures to force a council vote.

North Texas receives a $15 million federal grant to install 100 new EV charging ports, aiming to expand charging infrastructure, especially in underserved areas.

Arlington completes a $9.5 million flood mitigation project, part of a $16.8 million stormwater initiative since 2019, to prevent erosion and protect homes and parks from flood damage.

Dallas Public Works prepares for winter weather by equipping trucks with salt and sand to prevent icy roads, prioritizing emergency routes and areas like bridges. No interviews will be conducted during preparations.

Allen City Council approved a neighborhood development and announced city hall meetings will resume on January 23. They also commemorated Martin Luther King, Jr. with a dedicated appreciation day.

The City of Arlington announces lane reductions on US 287 for the Southeast Connector Project, advising motorists to plan for construction-related delays from Dec. 19 to Feb. 8 and to use the project's website for updates.

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.