Arlington is replacing nearly a mile of 100-year-old water mains downtown, utilizing cost-saving in-house expertise and trenchless techniques for efficiency.

Assistant DA Lori Varnell of Tarrant County was honored with the Colleen Colton Award by Guardianship Services Inc. for her service to at-risk adults.

The Rockwall County Tax Office is relocating to a new facility with modern features to improve service and will be closed from Sept 19-22, reopening on Sept 23, 2025.

The White Settlement Fire Department launched a new Rescue 18 vehicle, replacing the previous one which retired after 14,628 calls since 2019. The new unit is expected to enhance emergency response.

Dallas and Fort Worth mayors bet on the SMU-TCU game, pledging donations to green initiatives based on the outcome, marking the rivalry's final match.

Arlington City Council votes on a budget plan that includes service cuts and fee hikes to address a $20 million shortfall. The plan would also raise property taxes slightly.

Fort Worth residents can now pay municipal court fines with cash at local retailers using VanillaDirect Pay, which requires a barcode and includes a $1.50 fee. This convenient option allows payment outside of courthouse hours.

Deputy Tipton received the Star of Texas award from Governor Abbott for bravery shown in the line of duty. He was honored after being wounded while serving warrants.

The Denton Fire Department introduced Texas's first Pierce Enforcer Volterra Pumper, an eco-friendly fire truck with zero-emission capabilities for both driving and pumping.

The Arlington Police Department promoted 13 officers, including Assistant Chief Dishko and Deputy Chief Polk, celebrating their advancement with a ceremony and inviting community engagement on social media.

The Dallas Police Department announced the graduation of its latest recruits from Class 403 and Lateral Class 6, who are now ready to serve the community.

The City of Mansfield has introduced its FY 2026 budget, focusing on public safety and infrastructure, with a lowered tax rate and $218 million allocated for capital improvements.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson has challenged the City Council to find budget cuts to allow for a property tax rate reduction beyond the proposed 0.5¢ decrease in the FY 2025-26 budget.