The City Council suspended Oncor Electric Delivery's proposed rate increases to examine their potential impact and negotiate fairer rates for residents.

Mansfield City Council discussed the FY 2025-2026 budget, Public Art, corridor standards, financial reports, a new tax rate, and approved various plans and zoning changes in their August 11 meeting.

Fort Worth City Manager Jay Chapa presents the FY2026 budget focusing on growth, with a $3.09 billion operating budget and investment in emergency and community services.

The White Settlement Library is digitizing over 30,000 pages of the local Bomber News archives, dating from 1957 to 2020, thanks to a grant, with completion expected by mid-2026.

ESD 1 temporarily covered a vacancy in Parker County's Fire Marshal's Office, managing 44 calls and conducting 30 fireworks inspections to maintain public safety. They will provide services until September 30, while a permanent solution is sought.

Ellis County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 is temporarily closed to facilitate a move to a new facility, aiming to improve services. It will reopen on Thursday.

Ellis County Commissioners’ Court will discuss a plat application for over 10 acres of Ensign Estates on September 8, 2025, at the courthouse in Waxahachie, TX.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court to review a plat for Wild Plum Subdivision, a 14.741-acre development, at the courthouse on a Tuesday at 2 PM. Public can access details online and contact the Department of Development with questions.

Roanoke, TX's training event, "Reps for Reedy," honored the late Fire Captain Reedy, focusing on vital firefighting skills and strengthening community ties among firefighters.

Officers Evan White and Jose Vazquez from DeSoto PD graduated from the Dallas County Sheriff's Office Police Academy. White also received the “James Allman Leadership & Integrity Award.”

Officer Michael Smith of the Mesquite Police Department retired after a career that started in 2006, including various roles such as patrol, investigations, and as an SRO, receiving commendations and awards.

Fort Worth is working with the contractor WM to fix issues with waste collection, including missed pickups, by reassessing routes, adding staff, and improving service monitoring. Residents can report problems through the City's 311 Contact Center.

Arlington's procurement team won the 2025 AEP Award from NPI, highlighting their excellence in innovation, professionalism, and fiscal responsibility.