The construction of the ACTIV center for over-50s in Arlington is on schedule, with drywall and windows now installed, and the community can take a virtual tour of the site online.

The City of Fort Worth is restoring the historic bricks on Main Street, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays, with a completion goal set for August 19.

Euless Public Works is collaborating with Tarrant County for street rehabilitations, aiming to improve city road conditions and providing residents with advance notice and real-time progress updates online.

Downtown Garland's makeover has garnered awards and recognition for its blend of historic preservation and modern amenities, including honors from various organizations and media outlets.

Fort Worth is investing $12 million in efficient streetlights, including a transition to solar, aiming for sustainability and cost savings in city neighborhoods.

Lewisville invites residents to a free workshop on home repair grants at Lewisville Grand Theater on Aug 20, where arborist David Brantley will speak.

The NCTCG is hosting open houses to discuss a proposed high-speed rail connecting Fort Worth, Arlington, and Dallas, highlighting routes and technologies amid population growth concerns.

The City Council has approved a redesign of Bear Creek Parkway to reduce speeding and improve traffic flow with new lanes and safety features, including crosswalks and flashing signs.

TxDOT invites the public to discuss the expansion of a five-mile I-30 stretch between Arlington and Grand Prairie, incorporating new lanes and improved pedestrian/cyclist facilities.

Westbound lanes of Skyline Drive in the City of Mesquite will open on July 12, marking a significant step in the city's reconstruction project to improve the road for all users. Eastbound lane closure continues for pavement marking installations.

A new traffic signal at Coit Road and Caprock Drive in Frisco is currently in flashing mode and will be fully activated on July 11th to improve traffic flow and safety.

Arlington completes a $1.7 million roadway improvement project on Randol Mill Road, promising smoother drives and normal traffic flow post-construction.

Denton Enterprise Airport's main runway is closing from July 8 to August 17 for a makeover including a taxiway shift and new LED lighting, with flights redirected to a backup runway.