The Burleson Police Department won two TAMI Awards for their innovative community outreach, including a Victim Assistance Poster Program and a 'Lego in Motion' PSA video.

Lewisville City Council Place 4 runoff election between Lonnie E. Tipton and Joshua Chanin is set for polls to open.

Denton residents can now easily access the latest city staff reports online and sign up for notifications to stay informed about local government affairs.

Fort Worth adjusts operations for Juneteenth: city offices closed, emergency services open, normal waste collection, selected animal shelters and recreation facilities open, while others closed, and Trinity Metro buses on Sunday schedule.

Dallas Councilmember Zarin Gracey announces a comprehensive plan to revive the Camp Wisdom corridor, including a new Public Improvement District for public safety and beautification.

Ellis County Commissioners' Court is set to discuss a replat of Grande Casa Ranchitos, potentially creating an additional lot from around 4.335 acres. The meeting for public input will be on July 8, 2025, at the Ellis County Courthouse.

Ellis County may approve a replat for The Ranch at Hidden Creek, affecting local lot lines on 7.255 acres, with a public meeting scheduled for July 8, 2025.

Arlington shared details of its municipal assets including parks, roads, and utilities, highlighting its dedication to city services ahead of Fiscal Year 2026.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation awarded $487,187 in grants to five local initiatives, including food security, education, and city beautification programs.

The City of Denton Fire Department showcased Truck Company Aerial Operations, emphasizing their wide-ranging skills beyond firefighting, including rescue and safety practices.

Lewisville invites residents to join its 2035 Steering Committee, aiming to shape the city's future through public participation and strategic planning. Applications are open until June 20.

Dallas revealed a study on high-speed rail's economic impact, showing potential benefits like reduced congestion and job creation, paving the way for informed investment decisions despite federal funding challenges.

The Downtown Arlington Farmers Market adjusts its summer hours to 9 a.m-1 p.m on Saturdays, offering local produce and crafts. It's easily accessible and hosts a variety of vendors.