The Kaufman County Child Welfare Board will hold its monthly meeting on March 11, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the Development Services office, with a virtual option available.

Dallas and FIFA announced plans for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with city and FIFA officials, including Mayor Eric Johnson, outlining details during a briefing at Dallas City Hall.

Five Grand Prairie City Council members were appointed to National League of Cities committees, advocating for policies on environmental sustainability, economic development, transportation, education, and infrastructure.

Fort Worth is developing an urban mobility plan focused on urban rail systems led by Mayor Mattie Parker, addressing the needs of its growing population, with an Urban Rail Committee exploring transit solutions.

Fort Worth city councilmembers reviewed a proposed $800 million bond for 2026, focusing on street upgrades and economic growth without a tax increase.

The Denton Fire Department celebrated its members' achievements and growth at an annual banquet, recognizing several firefighters for their service and officially inducting 25 new recruits.

The Arlington Police Department celebrated the graduation of 37 new officers from Academy Class 70, sharing the news and their names on Facebook, highlighting diversity and community service.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated the 42nd anniversary of Officer Carl Joel Norris' death, who was killed on duty in 1983 when his car was crushed by a tractor-trailer.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated Officer Leslie Lane, killed in duty on March 2, 1974, while arresting a suspect who had stolen a gun from an off-duty officer.

Mesquite city honors African American leaders during Black History Month, spotlighting their roles in various departments through social media and events.

Fort Worth's fire trucks are uniquely white, a choice based in a 1950s study for greater visibility. Despite science favoring lime-yellow for safety, the city maintains its tradition, as explained in a YouTube video and detailed by City News.

Lewisville improved public access to government meetings by streaming them on its website with AI live captioning, enhanced navigation, and video archives.

City Auditor's Office released a Q1 performance report for FY 2024-25 highlighting the completion of a development planning audit and their financial time budget usage.