Fort Worth City Hall prepares for a busy day with public hearings and council meetings on diverse issues, including the FY 2026 tax rate, budget, and police chief appointment.

The FBI's "Operation Summer Heat" resulted in the arrest of fugitive Devonte Devon Jackson for a Las Vegas armed robbery, with charges including robbery and brandishing a firearm.

Denton County's FY 2025-2026 budget lowers property tax rates, increases funding for public safety, and aims to retain staff with competitive salaries, all without incurring new debt.

Kristen Smith is named as Fort Worth's new HR and Civil Service director, bringing over 20 years of diverse sector experience. She's recognized for leadership and innovation in workplace culture.

Students from Gene Burton College and Career Academy visited the Rockwall County Judge's office to learn about county administration and the legal system.

The Coppell Police Department welcomed new officers Ruiz and Ludden, who were sworn in by Deputy Chief Lujan, marking the start of their service in the community.

The Rockwall County polling location has moved from the Library to the Courthouse Annex, Suite 160. Voters should verify their registration and contact the Elections Office for details.

Arlington reports a 36% increase in issued permits for various housing types in Q2 of 2025, with a 2.6% housing unit growth for the year 2024, highlighting local government strategic growth efforts.

The Mansfield City Council meeting covered city upgrades, budgeting, park improvements, and zoning changes, with a focus on infrastructure, financial planning, and urban development.

Officer Haley Brown received a Life Saving Award from the White Settlement Police Department for administering CPR during a medical emergency, saving a woman's life.

Rockwall County passed a resolution honoring those aiding Kerr County after a devastating July 4 flood, highlighting community effort in disaster response.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss a replat request for Plattner Farm on October 14, potentially dividing an 11.173-acre lot into two.

Lewisville City Council's upcoming meeting will include a public hearing on a proposed budget featuring a 30-year-low property tax rate cut and a utility rate increase.