A new library funded by the 2022 Bond Program is set to open in Fort Worth's far northwest by 2026, with groundbreaking on March 29. It will include a creative lab, children's space, and outdoor areas, with a public naming process planned for 2025.

Construction on the Universal Kids Resort in Frisco is advancing as the project begins vertical development, with new hotel designs approved by the city council. The $550 million family entertainment complex is expected to open in 2026.

The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo celebrates the completion of livestock barn renovations, enhancing facilities with improved amenities and a new arena.

Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital has initiated a $2 million renovation of their breast center to improve patient care, including updating mammography rooms and enhancing waiting areas, to be completed by early 2025.

The Ellis County Commissioners' Court will review an application to divide a lot in Crestview Estates into two separate plots, potentially altering the local area's development.

The Dallas City Council has approved a $49 million subsidy for the West End Lofts Project to rejuvenate the historic West End with mixed-income housing and commercial space.

Arlington's MLK, Jr. Drive construction project is set to start January 2025 and aims to improve regional connectivity, with completion expected in October 2025.

Dallas faces resistance and a potential loss on the sale of a $6.5 million property bought for homeless housing after the local community opposed the plan.

The City of Grand Prairie is expanding with Goodland, a planned community for 50,000 people, featuring diverse homes and amenities, emphasizing nature preservation and connectivity.

Fort Worth's City Council approved a plan for redeveloping The Springs apartment complex, increasing housing units but raising concerns about affordability and traffic.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is offering a lease for a 895 sq ft space in the new ACTIV center at 2061 W. Green Oaks Blvd., targeting businesses aiming at the 50+ market.

Fort Worth City Council approved $8 million for phase three of Columbia Renaissance Square, adding 100 affordable housing units in southeast Fort Worth.

The Dallas City Council is investing $8 million to revitalize the Forest Theater in South Dallas as part of a broader $81 million neighborhood redevelopment project.