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Roadwork in Arlington will continue until mid-February, reducing eastbound I-20 to two lanes nightly through Business 287, as part of a $2.1 billion project to improve I-20, I-820, and US 287.
Plano's City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission meetings will be temporarily relocated to the Davis Library due to renovations starting in April 2024.
The Duncanville Police Department in Texas saved a man's life by responding quickly to a welfare check and preventing a suicide attempt on August 16, 2023.
Chief Phillips completed a final walk-through of the old Haltom Police Station before its demolition, while expressing gratitude and outlining the transition to the new headquarters on social media.
The White Settlement Police Department is recognized as a "We Hire Vets" employer for supporting veterans, including hiring initiatives led by Chief Cook.
January's crime report from White Settlement shows an increase in traffic stops and a decrease in property crimes, with ongoing monitoring of aggravated assaults related to family violence.
White Settlement City Council honored local public safety employees for their bravery, including awards for life-saving actions and a National Night Out recognition.
Tensions rise in Denton over a proposal to rezonify 13.4 acres from rural residential to light industrial, with a public meeting on the matter scheduled for February 28, 2024.
Denton is considering changes to its Short-Term Rental regulations, with a public hearing set for February 28 to discuss proposed amendments related to the city's 2040 Comprehensive Plan.
Denton residents may face an electric bill increase in April, as Denton Municipal Electric considers a rate hike to offset energy and transmission costs.
Dallas is hosting the Hot Chocolate 15k/5k run this weekend, offering chocolate treats to participants after the race, with expected traffic delays due to street closures.
Officers from Duncanville rescued two elderly individuals from a house fire on New Year's Day, as shared in a Facebook post by the Duncanville Police Department.
Deputy Chief Fred Napp of Haltom City Fire/Rescue Department retired after a 30-year career, marked by a ceremony celebrating his rise through ranks and contributions to community safety and education.
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