Arlington's water utility department provided $25,000 last year to assist low-income homeowners with minor plumbing repairs, saving 18 households an average of 9,551 gallons of water each.

Detective McClain from the Plano Police Department was named Child Advocate of the Year by the Children's Advocacy Center of Collin County for her dedication to child abuse cases.

The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission is set to hold public hearings on significant updates to the Unified Development Code and a new accessory dwelling unit proposal.

Kim Nurmi was awarded the Distinguished Leader Award by the Garland Chamber of Commerce for her community efforts, including managing Heritage Crossing and initiating local exhibits and tours.

Garland's Spring Creek Forest Preserve is set to join the Old-Growth Forest Network on Feb. 24, becoming the second forest in Texas to be recognized for its protected old-growth woodlands.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office honored team members for exceptional service and announced promotions in a recent ceremony, emphasizing the importance of recognition for boosting department morale.

Dallas might vote on a $1.25 billion bond for city improvements, with potential funding for streets, parks, housing, public safety, and cultural arts.

The Fort Worth Police Department launches its Citizens Police Academy, a 12-week program offering residents an in-depth look at law enforcement duties.

Frisco launches an interactive map providing updates on lane closures for Dallas Parkway construction, aiding motorists during the ongoing roadwork expected to last several years.

Kaufman County is preparing for its Child Welfare Board meeting to discuss child protective services and funding, with public input and board deliberations focused on the welfare of children in the system.

Allen's water supplier, NTMWD, is switching to chlorine-only disinfection from March 4 to April 1, which may affect tap water taste and smell, but remains safe.

Dallas forms a youth council to encourage teen activism in solving environmental issues, guided by the Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability.

Fort Worth's West 7th entertainment district will get safety upgrades, including the Ambassador program, to reduce incidents with a nearly $6M plan and a consulting firm's year-long safety assessment.