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The Carrollton Paws on the Square event offers pet-related activities and services, including free pet registration, cheap rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.
Politics & Govt in ...
Dallas City Council approved a $19 million deal for the Dallas Wings to play at the Memorial Auditorium, as part of a wider downtown revitalization effort.
Northside Branch Library celebrates Day of the Child on April 30 with free activities and entertainment for kids from 5 to 7 p.m.
Library cardholders in Fort Worth can access Mayfest for free by showing their card. The festival runs from May 2-5 at Trinity Park with music, dance, and activities for all ages.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
The Dallas Police Department tweeted seeking help to locate wanted man Paul Kirk, urging the public to inform Crime Stoppers and not take action themselves.
Weather & Environment in ...
The article discusses the forecast of stormy weather for Dallas and its surroundings from Thursday to Sunday, with potential high winds, thunderstorms, and a tornado threat.
The Denton Police found the missing 10-year-old boy, DJ, safe after an extensive search by authorities and the community.
The Duncanville Police Department honors Thalia Lopez during Crime Victims Week for her dedicated work as a Crime Victims Advocate, providing information and support to those affected by crime.
A new traffic signal is operational at PGA Parkway and Donnie Mayfield Way in Frisco to improve safety and traffic flow, replacing stop signs on Donnie Mayfield Way.
Firefighters in Denton County extinguished a warehouse fire, resulting in one minor injury and the rescue of a dog. The blaze's cause is under investigation.
Twelve CJNG cartel members were sentenced to prison for drug trafficking, with sentences ranging up to 40 years, announced by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Arlington, TX is hosting a Neighborhood Leadership Network Meeting on May 4 to discuss public safety and transportation, including autonomous vehicles and high-speed rail.
A man in Arlington was sentenced to 60 years in prison, as announced by the Tarrant County DA's office in a tweet thanking the Arlington Police for their investigation. The charges remain undisclosed.
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