The Wylie Police Department is seeking public help to identify a tattooed suspect involved in the theft of luxury bags from Uptown Cheapskate on March 5.

A tax preparer from Texas, Bachary Rushid McGruder, has been sentenced to three years for a $6.7 million tax fraud scheme involving falsified tax credits and deductions.

Garland Animal Services will celebrate its second anniversary with a family-friendly event featuring pet adoptions, vendors, and food trucks on April 13.

The Euless Police Department reached the midpoint of its 12-week Citizen's Police Academy, showcasing their Drone Team and educating about traffic laws and safety.

The Fort Worth Fire Department is initiating a monthly Citizen's Fire Academy to educate the public on fire behavior, featuring live demonstrations. Registration is required.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission has scheduled public hearings for a residential carport expansion and a new Thai Yoga Massage business on April 9.

Mansfield's Music Alley festival is set for April 6, featuring a variety of unique attractions including visual displays, interactive experiences, and crafting activities, along with a diverse music line-up.

Audrey Newsome, a missing elderly woman with Alzheimer's, was found safe after a citizen recognized her from a missing person bulletin and contacted the police.

Local law enforcement officers visited Pecan Creek Elementary to engage with students and teach them about public safety through the "Patrol Stories" initiative.

Dallas hosted a women's symposium attended by WSPD where speakers like the Dallas Mavericks CEO shared experiences to inspire women in various fields.

The Dallas Police Department initiates a community engagement program for recruits to improve relations between law enforcement and the public through volunteering and interactions with local youth.

Two individuals face federal charges for running a sex trafficking operation across multiple states, as stated by the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas.

Carrollton's new Leisure Connections magazine details summer activities; available at local facilities and online, with resident registration started March 25 and non-resident on April 8.