Fort Worth offers federal aid for home repairs to those affected by Winter Storm Uri; applications accepted until November 25, with priority for low-income households.

Arlington embarks on a major upgrade of water and sewer lines near Pleasant Ridge and Bowen Road, with a public meeting set for September 2025, and completion expected by fall 2026.

Denton's City Auditor is asking for community input on audit priorities through a public survey, emphasizing the importance of transparency and the impact of public feedback on determining fiscal scrutiny areas.

Texas DPS introduces a new, more secure driver's license and ID card design, featuring tamper-resistant materials, to prevent fraud and identity theft.

Sgt. Brett Ward won the DA Greg Willis Super Sleuth Award for exemplary investigative work in the Shailene Velez murder case, resulting in a life sentence for the perpetrator.

The Lewisville Police Department held its first banquet at the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, celebrating the dedication and valor of its members.

Jessica Rogers has been appointed as the new director of Fort Worth's Economic Development Department, effective mid-September, with a focus on business growth and investment.

The history of Fort Worth's City Hall reflects the city's architectural evolution, from a Victorian building in 1893 to the recent relocation to a former corporate tower in 2021.

Mansfield, Texas, is constructing a new animal shelter with staff signing a beam to symbolize their commitment to animal care and the community's future.

Officer Zachary Abrahams of Midlothian Police Department has been certified as a drug recognition expert, enhancing efforts against drug-impaired driving.

Arlington Police Department celebrates the graduation of ten new officers from Academy Class 72, who will start field training.

Ellis County approved the FY 2025-2026 Paid Holiday Schedule, listing federal and state holidays with closures on days such as Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and others.

Lewisville City Council is set to discuss the FY 2025-26 budget, including a lowered property tax rate and a 7.4% increase in utility rates, with public hearings scheduled.