Lewisville won two 2025 CLIDE Awards for its Business 121 Corridor Plan and Backyard Cottage Design Competition, recognizing its planning and public policy efforts.

FWFD announced on social media that Fort Worth will soon manage all ambulance services, a change affecting the city and 14 others, promising community updates on the transition.

The Mansfield Police Department has introduced K9 Jax, a Belgian Malinois, and his handler Officer Walley, who have begun patrols and made narcotics-related arrests.

Duncanville ISD held a Board of Trustees meeting, honoring the retirement of veteran educator Mrs. Andrea Fields, and announced new appointments including Darla Moss, Christopher Malone, Max Geron, and William Henderson in key leadership roles.

Mike Alexander was named President Emeritus by Keller's CERT for his long-standing service and contributions to public safety and community resilience.

Keller Public Safety adds two new officers, Boehmisch and Durcan, the latter being valedictorian and excelling in physical training, to begin field training.

Detective Hay received the 2025 DA Greg Willis SuperSleuth Award for his role in dismantling a criminal syndicate targeting ethnic communities in Texas.

Tarrant County offers installment plans for delinquent property taxes, with a June 30 deadline to avoid legal penalties. Tax Assessor-Collector Rick Barnes encourages residents to contact his office for help.

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced a new election security grant program, with $10 million available for counties to enhance election processes' security.

Arlington's Entertainment District, featuring attractions like AT&T Stadium, boosts the city's economy but cannot fully offset a projected $25 million budget shortfall for FY26.

Dylan Hedrick became Garland's mayor after winning a runoff, focusing on community engagement and infrastructure investment, including a $360 million bond approved by voters.

The Garland City Council approved a $70 million soccer complex aimed at boosting the local economy and sports development, with an expected groundbreaking in 2026.

The Dallas City Council's 2025 inauguration ceremony marked new member oaths and celebrated past services, with Mayor Johnson addressing the continuity of city leadership.