Arlington hosted a session to aid the vulnerable in legal matters, offering resources and support for navigating the legal system to those facing poverty or mental health challenges.

Collin Creek Mall in Plano, Texas is undergoing a major redevelopment into a mixed-use space with townhomes, retail, and offices, progressing with underground storm drain upgrades.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson and U.S. Senator John Cornyn wrapped and delivered gifts at Genesis Women’s Shelter to support survivors of domestic violence.

The Mayor of Mesquite called for community unity and patience during the police probe of a fatal incident involving a young man, emphasizing the need for a respectful youth culture.

Dallas Police have implemented a new system to quickly report vehicle thefts, involving video chats with sidelined officers, as auto thefts surged by 40%.

Dallas launches a $2.75 million initiative with Benefits Data Trust to improve access to assistance programs for vulnerable families, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

Dallas receives a $21.8 million federal grant for safety upgrades on MLK/Cedar Crest Blvd to reduce road fatalities, with additional local funding and partnerships supporting the project.

The Allen City Council honored the Cuffman family's war sacrifice, initiated the 2024 Comprehensive Plan, funded ACTV tech upgrades, and approved new turf for a local park.

Experts advised the Dallas Ad Hoc Committee on Pensions on how to stabilize the Police and Fire Pension System. The committee aims to submit a restoration plan by Fall 2024.

Lewisville names Deputy Chief Brook Rollins from Arlington PD as its new Police Chief, succeeding retiring Chief Kevin Deaver. Rollins brings extensive experience and will focus on innovation and community trust.

The Dallas Charter Review Commission has extended the deadline for proposing amendments to the City Charter to January 19, 2024, to enhance public participation.

Dallas is honored by NDIA as a 2023 Digital Inclusion Trailblazer for its efforts in improving access to technology and digital literacy for its citizens.

Fort Worth Municipal Court is conducting a holiday drive for homeless care items and hosting an event for festive photos and refreshments on December 20, 2023.