Fort Worth is implementing a high-tech bike lane project on East Fourth Street/First Street that includes innovative signal technology to promote safer cycling paths in the city.

Fort Worth is advancing its Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic deaths via better road design, education, and safety policies, also integrating it into the wider "Moving a Million" transportation plan.

Hutchins is set to start building a new city hall this spring, funded by a $10.7 million bond, with completion anticipated by May 2025. The facility will serve as a community hub.

Texas receives $100 million from the federal government to expand EV and hydrogen fuel infrastructure across North Texas, aligning with national goals for sustainable transport and emissions reduction.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport plans to build a new terminal, Terminal F, with a unique rectangular design including 15 gates and a SkyLink station, as part of a major expansion.

Coppell ISD plans interior renovations for two elementary schools using voter-approved funds, with upgrades for safety and modernization, aiming for completion by August 1.

Greyhound's downtown Dallas terminal is set to close, with relocation efforts underway to continue service in the area.

Dallas city officials are working on a plan to develop a high-speed railway, focusing on modernizing the Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station and connecting the city to Houston and Fort Worth.

The City of Fort Worth plans to renovate University Drive with a new sidewalk, bus stops, traffic signals, and trails, affecting motorists and pedestrians near the Botanic Garden.

Fort Worth's Eastside Transportation Plan progresses with a focus on extending Route 89 and integrating Tech-Based Rapid Transit for improved safety and connectivity.

Fort Worth has prepared a winter action plan to keep roads safe, focusing on sanding icy roads, with priorities set for bridges and hospital entrances.

The Arlington Police Department honors fallen Officer Craig Story by naming the East Patrol Station Briefing Room after him on the anniversary of his death.

DFW and Love Field airports rank in the top ten for firearms intercepted at TSA checkpoints in 2023, with 378 and 125 guns found, respectively, 93% of which were loaded. TSA emphasizes the need for proper firearm travel procedures.