A fatal car crash occurred on a Dallas highway, leading to one death and hospitalizing two others. The accident involved a vehicle flipping into a power pole, prompting road closures for investigation.

Fort Worth celebrated Easter early with a community event hosted by Eastside Ministries, Railroad Projects, and the Eugene McCray Community Center at Village Creek Park.

The FWPD honored fallen officer William J. Courtney, who died in 1938, in a social media post remembering his service and sacrifice.

Gwen, a 50-pound pit mix, is up for adoption in Mansfield, Texas. Described as laid-back and perfect for a quiet home, she is not suitable for homes with cats. The local police department shared her adoption details on Facebook.

Families enjoyed the Northwest Spring Carnival, with activities like emergency vehicle exploration, horse petting, bike rodeo with helmet giveaway, and age-segmented Easter egg hunts. The event combined fun with educational content like bike safety.

Two teenagers were fatally shot in a vehicle on Dixon Avenue in Dallas; police are investigating and seeking the public's help.

Arlington is seeking residents to join various city boards and commissions, advising the Mayor and Council on policy issues. Applications are open until May 15, 2024.

Lewisville's finance department has released its comprehensive and summarized annual financial reports for FY 2022-23, aiming for transparency and accessibility to the public.

The Mansfield Police Department confirmed the safe recovery of a missing youth, Audrey, due to a critical lead, avoiding the need for a wider community alert on Facebook.

Mansfield police are seeking the public's help to identify two women who caused a disturbance at a store over an ID request for a tobacco purchase, leading to merchandise being thrown at an employee.

Dallas invites public input on the FY 2024-25 Budget through town hall meetings from March 25-28, featuring in-person and virtual options with diverse language supports.

Arlington gardeners are turning old golf balls into ladybug decorations, following crafting instructions provided by the Arlington Parks & Recreation Department.

Carrollton invites residents to participate in shaping the city's future by giving feedback for the Destination 2040 plan at upcoming public sessions.