Raven's Grille offers a family-friendly Easter brunch at the Texas Star Golf Course clubhouse with brunch items, non-alcoholic drinks, and a visit from Mr. E. Bunny. Reservations are required.

The Denton City Council is seeking public feedback on a proposed six-acre annexation north of E. McKinney Street, with a hearing scheduled for March 19, 2024.

McDonald's is working on a second "On-The-Go" drive-thru location in North Texas, to be completed by August, focusing on speed and convenience without a dine-in option.

A tractor-trailer and concrete truck crash on W. University Drive near Cottonwood Lane caused severe traffic and non-life-threatening injuries to one driver. Cleanup ensued, with lanes reopened by afternoon.

Detective Brian McIntosh was promoted to Sergeant in the Ellis County Sheriff’s Office, acknowledging his years of service and leadership potential in the Patrol Division.

Tribute artists will recreate Elvis Presley's 1968 Comeback Special at Garland's Plaza Theatre, with performances by Cody Ray Slaughter, Kraig Parker, and George Dickerson.

The Joya at Oran Good Park in Farmers Branch is closing for repairs from March 1-10 after facing challenges due to high visitor numbers since its January opening.

The TC 5 Stones Taskforce held a meeting on February 27 to combat sex trafficking, featuring Assistant Attorney General Brody Burks, with in-person and virtual attendance options.

The Dallas PD is seeking new leads in the 1979 cold case of Dorothy Warden's murder, asking the public for any information that could help solve the case.

Frisco warns of Panther Creek Pkwy closure at Dallas Pkwy for NTTA widening project, with detours starting 8 p.m. Wednesday and ending by 5 a.m. Thursday.

Dallas advances its convention center renovation, allocating $16 million to black and women-owned businesses for projects involving the Dallas Memorial Arena and TBAAL, with council meeting details available online.

Arlington's 23rd annual Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest invites students in grades 3-6 to write about wildlife, with prizes including a $100 savings account.

Texas tax preparer Tony Floyd pleaded guilty to a $2.6 million tax fraud scheme as his trial began. He filed 400 false returns to illegally obtain refunds.