Arlington Battles $25 Million Budget Shortfall Amid Senior Tax Freeze Strain
Arlington faces a budget shortfall partly due to a senior tax freeze initiated in 2005, which has reduced the city's property tax base by $3.5 million this year, leading to potential service cuts and fiscal challenges.
VIDEO: Mansfield Celebrates Parks and Recreation Services With a Nod to National Gold Medal Pursuit
The Mansfield City Council recognized the importance of parks and recreation, coinciding with the local department's application for the National Gold Medal award and hosting a month of free events.
Collin County Embraces Pen and Paper: Commissioners Approve $2.3 Million for Traditional Voting Transition
Collin County decided to return to hand-marked paper ballots for voting to enhance electoral trust and transparency, with technological support for counting and accessibility for disabled voters.
Fort Worth City Council Enters July Recess, Local Governance Continues Behind the Scenes
The Fort Worth City Council took its routine July recess, pausing council meetings until August 5. They are focusing on neighborhoods and upcoming budget talks. Citizens can follow updates online during the break.
Fort Worth Announces City Service Schedule Changes for July 4th Holiday, Some Services Remain Operational
Fort Worth city services will have altered schedules on Independence Day, including closed city offices and some paused services, but waste collection will run normally and transit services will follow Sunday or regular schedules.
Former Navy Corpsman with a Decade of Military Service Joins Kennedale Police Department
Michael Garcia, former Navy Hospital Corpsman, joined the Kennedale Police, bringing military and medical expertise to the force. He's pursuing a Criminal Justice degree and aspires to detective work.












