Arlington's City Council will hold afternoon and evening meetings on Sept. 2, open for in-person attendance and accessible via live stream or cable for remote viewing. The sessions aim to foster civic engagement and transparency.

Duncanville City Manager Douglas Finch resigned for personal reasons; Richard Abernethy becomes Interim City Manager with extensive experience in municipal governance.

NAS JRB Fort Worth recognized military personnel for their service and achievements, celebrating milestones and awarding commendations on social media.

Mansfield Police leaders attend the 42nd NTOA Conference focusing on tactical skills and innovative law enforcement strategies.

Keller has disclosed its financials, including the FY 2025-26 budget and tax info, winning recognition for transparency, with documents available online for public scrutiny.

Denton plans a public hearing for Spencer Road ESAs removal by 97 Land Company, inviting citizen views on September 16, 2025, in line with the Denton 2040 Plan.

Denton is holding a public hearing on a zoning change for the Hillcrest Center, stressing community participation and potential penalties for non-compliance.

Garland's Public & Media Relations team won several awards for their video content from the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors.

The Fort Worth City Council's meeting involved fiscal decisions, recognition of local figures, and regulatory updates affecting infrastructure, public facilities, and city governance.

Arlington Water Utilities won two Texas awards for drinking water quality and cross-connection control, highlighting its commitment to public water system excellence.

The Mansfield City Council met to discuss city developments, granting the City Manager more authority and addressing fiscal matters, including a new budget and tax rate.

The City of Denton announces facility closures and service adjustments for Labor Day weekend, with safety services and some recreational activities available.

Denton Fire Department achieved full CAAS accreditation, confirming high-quality emergency care and becoming one of 34 fire departments in the US and Canada with this distinction.