A Dallas constable candidate who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor could be legally blocked from serving even if he wins the March primary.

A Las Vegas Sands‑linked PAC has flooded Texas legislative districts with mailers ahead of March primaries, and several GOP candidates are publicly rejecting the outreach. The surge puts casino legalization back into the primary conversation.

A Jan. 29 settlement filed with the PUCT would raise Oncor’s delivery revenues and could add roughly 3% to many North Texas residential bills.

District records show roughly $2.54M paid to an immigration law firm for H‑1B processing from 2020–2025, with many fees charged to federal accounts. State officials are scrutinizing the practice.

Fort Worth Police renamed their South Division Headquarters to honor the late Sgt. Billy Randolph, who died on duty in 2024 after being hit by an intoxicated driver.

Rockwall County honors Mandy Landers and Deputy Jennifer Turnbaugh as Employees of the Quarter for their exemplary contribution to the county and its citizens.

Texas will distribute $44 million to stabilize rural hospitals identified as financially at-risk; eligible facilities must submit forms by Feb. 5.

Rockwall County boat registrations will be unavailable from January 28-30 due to a system upgrade; however, the tax office remains open at its new location.

Fort Worth approved joining Aledo’s lawsuit accusing Willow Park of overstepping ETJ boundaries; council documents estimate filing costs will be under $2,500. The move could redraw local development plans.

State Sen. José Menéndez asked Gov. Greg Abbott to halt ICE operations in Texas, citing detention deaths, family separations and arrests at immigration hearings.

Rep. Julie Johnson bought Palantir shares in early 2025 and later sold them while publicly criticizing ICE — a combination now drawing ethics scrutiny. The trades and her committee role have put her under a new spotlight ahead of a primary.

The Western Currency Facility in Fort Worth is one of two US currency production sites, offering free public tours and producing 60% of the nation's money.

Fort Worth deliberates tax incentives for Stellar Energy Americas to build a manufacturing facility, focusing on data center cooling equipment, with promises of investment and local jobs.