Keller residents are invited to a public hearing on April 22, 2025, to discuss proposed local code changes regarding subdivision access and horse boarding.

A Dallas man was sentenced to over 15 years for sex trafficking a minor while in jail, post-incarceration supervision for 35 years, and ordered to pay restitution.

Arlington offers a variety of weekend activities including pet photos with the Bunny, rodeo events, cultural exhibits, and an Arab American Heritage celebration.

The Fort Worth PD commemorated Officer George G. Gresham, killed on duty in 1920. The post honored his service and sacrifice, recalling the fatal shooting in Irish Town.

The Fort Worth Police Department is raffling a 2025 Chevrolet Trail Boss to support the TPCA Foundation Fallen Officer Fund. Tickets are $100 with the raffle ending Wednesday.

Carrollton's storm clean-up progresses with 6,342 tons of debris collected since March 20. Residents must follow placement guidelines for efficient pick-up; some areas have seen delayed collections.

Frisco half-marathon to cause road closures around Collin College on Saturday morning, with city suggesting alternative routes and Waze app for navigation.

Mansfield residents are invited to a casual "Council Chat" at a local grocery store, offering direct interaction with city leaders for questions and conversation about the community.

The first phase of Arlington Highlands' $30 million renovation is complete, introducing new amenities and a public park, with further enhancements expected.

Opal Lawrence Historical Park is hosting Doggy Derby Day on April 19 with activities like a dog hat contest, mint juleps, and pet adoptions by Mesquite Animal Services.

The Haltom City Police Department invites the community to participate in National Crime Victims' Rights Week, aimed at honoring survivors and advocating for victims' rights and services.

The Arlington Police Department announces its 'Cooking with Cops' event for community engagement on April 24, 2025, with free food at George Stevens Park.

Lewisville Neighborhood Services released a survey seeking residents' feedback on short-term rentals, aiming to inform potential regulations within the community.