Ellis County Commissioners Court meeting for September 23, 2025, has been canceled without detailed explanation.

The Dallas City Council approved the FY 2025-26 budget of $5.20 billion, focusing on safety, tech, and infrastructure, cutting property tax rates, and investing in police recruitment and retention.

Denton's Planning Commission to hold a hearing on a rezoning request that could turn 6 acres into a mixed-use area. Public input is sought on aligning the proposal with the Denton 2040 Plan.

Frisco sets a new FY26 tax rate, raising maintenance and operations funds, increasing homeowner taxes by $9.37 for $100,000 valued homes, to support city growth.

Denton County has authorized the purchase of the Ponder Volunteer Fire Station to enhance fire and EMS services, moving toward 24/7 staffing to accommodate rapid population growth.

Fort Worth City Council approved a 5% stormwater bill increase for FY 2026 to enhance infrastructure, affecting residential and commercial properties starting January 1, 2026.

The Fort Worth City Council approved the FY2026 budget of $3.09 billion, prioritizing public services, tax rate reduction, and response to population growth.

The Arlington City Council approved a $750.7 million budget to address a $20 million shortfall through spending cuts, fee hikes, and property tax increases, impacting city services and personnel.

Tarrant County dedicates a week to honor mental health crisis responders, reflecting their importance in public safety and partnership with law enforcement.

The Mansfield Police Department sent most of its female officers to the Women of Law Enforcement Conference in Texas for professional development and training.

Dallas Fire-Rescue introduced the Lt. Todd Krodle Firefighter Rescue Drill for enhanced safety training, remembering the firefighter who died in 2011.

Visit Garland won three first-place awards at the Texas Destination Excellence Awards for its tourism initiatives, including community events, art exhibits, and sports promotions.

Eddie Garcia is sworn in as Fort Worth's new police chief, marking the beginning of his tenure heading the police force of 1,896 officers and 574 staff.