Frisco Public Works celebrated their updated facility reopening during National Public Works Week, offering tours to showcase their advanced operations.

The U.S. Navy is announcing AC/TAR Cycle 263 results. Quotas will be available on May 28, 2024, via MNHR and on MyNavy HR for E-5 and E-6 ranks. Non-select names won't be listed.

Haltom City Police are investigating a fatal shooting in an Aldi parking lot and have called for public assistance in providing any information related to the incident.

Brandenburg Elementary won the Penny Drive for Special Olympics Texas, raising $11,000 and celebrated with ice cream from Irving PD and BlueBonnet DSD Inc.

The Picklr is opening a new pickleball court today at 3 pm at 1705 S. Cherry Lane, offering a place for players to enjoy this popular paddleball sport.

ARBOR REALTORS® received a $5,000 grant for a homeownership fair in Arlington to educate potential buyers, taking place on June 29, 2024, at the Bob Duncan Center.

Dallas anticipates a week of mixed weather, with heat, fog, and possible severe thunderstorms. Highs may reach 91 degrees, with gusty winds and a slight chance of showers tonight. Heat continues with possible rain midweek.

The Duncanville Police celebrated the Volunteer of the Year, Ms. Steger, for her altruistic services, including sewing uniforms and making teddy bears for the department.

The World's Largest Fire Truck Pull event to support Special Olympics Texas is set to take place in Duncanville, and teams can register to show strength and teamwork.

Carrollton prepares for a Memorial Day event to honor fallen military personnel, featuring a ceremony led by civic leaders and a wreath-laying at Veterans Memorial Plaza.

2-year-old Diego Zapata has been found safe after his disappearance in Dallas, prompting community-wide search efforts. He was last seen on Ezekial Avenue.

Dallas police are seeking public assistance in locating 25-year-old Erin Mills, who has been missing since May 18. Mills was last seen in Dallas wearing a tie-dye shirt and pajama pants.

Fort Worth City Council approved rezoning 7 acres near a community center from industrial to low-density multifamily, aligning with local residents' preferences for the area's development.