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.

Officer Mosby of the Irving Police Department retired after 34 years, having worked on over 4,000 cases, particularly in the Crime Scene Unit. The department honored his service and dedication on social media.

Dallas PD honored fallen officers Theodore A. and Alex W. Tedford with street toppers, recalling their service and sacrifices from the early 20th century.

Rockwall County has been designated the Marriage Capital of Texas, a title that will last for ten years as established by Senate Concurrent Resolution 6.

Dan Otto, a long-time Rockwall County law enforcement officer, announced his retirement after over 30 years of service, including time as Constable of Precinct 3.

Lewisville PD honored Officer Garcia as First Responder of the Month and recognized Assistant Chief Fulbright for completing the Leadership Lewisville program.

Tarrant County is legally challenging the tax-exempt status of properties owned by "travelling Housing Finance Corporations," which could lead to reclaiming back taxes.

Rockwall County officials have announced a special meeting at the Historic Courthouse to discuss River Rock Trails development, legislative updates, and executive session items per the Texas Government Code.