Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson endorses council's agreement for a new Law Enforcement Training Center at the University of North Texas at Dallas, aiming to boost safety and police training.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson appointed Timothy J. Menke as the new Inspector General to enhance governmental transparency and accountability at City Hall.

Arlington's city services are funded through a diverse revenue portfolio, which includes dedicated funds that cannot be easily reallocated, even as the city faces a $25 million budget shortfall.

Arlington received seven accolades at the TAMIO for exceptional municipal communication, including the 'Now Batting' FY2025 budget campaign, with the City's Communication Director winning the Soward Award.

The City of Fate, Texas has been named a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting its commitment to the music industry and economic growth.

Garland adjusts municipal building hours; the Fire Administration Building alters schedule and certain departments delay opening on select Wednesdays for meetings and training.

Arlington conducts regular maintenance of its 12,000 fire hydrants to ensure public safety and emergency preparedness, involving thorough testing to confirm water clarity and readiness.

Mansfield City Council met to discuss the FY '25-'26 budget and Railway Quiet Zone designs, aiming to enhance quality of life by reducing train noise.

Goodwill North Central Texas teams up with Denton Municipal Court for an expunction clinic and court event to help locals clear criminal charges and address warrants.

Rockwall County opens Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Workshops to the public, focusing first on the Sheriff's Office and Detention Center, demonstrating fiscal responsibility and transparency.

Grand Prairie announced facility closures for Juneteenth, with specific schedules available online, but essential services like garbage collection remain operational.

Arlington City Council will hold a work session and formal meeting on June 10, 2025, with live streaming and cable TV broadcast options for public viewing.

Arlington is seeking applications for its Tomorrow Foundation Advisory Committee, with three openings. The Foundation has donated $46 million to the city since 2007. Applicants must be Arlington residents and can apply through a link provided.