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.

White Rock Lake in Dallas reopens for water sports after a sewage spill, although swimming is still not allowed. Officials affirm water quality is safe following the March 14 spill from a Plano lift station.

Mansfield city offices will close for Good Friday, but essential services like trash pickup will continue. The activities center remains open, while some cultural sites and animal services will close. Utility bill processing will be unaffected.

A woman was found shot dead on a Cedar Hill street, marking the town's first homicide of the year. Police are investigating and have made no arrests; they urge witnesses to come forward.

Dallas announced the return of Dallas Arts Month in April, offering a variety of cultural events including performances and the debut of the Culture Pass Dallas, promising access to the city's arts venues.

Bedford Police warned residents about a scam where a fake officer, using a spoofed number, demanded money over the phone for a compromised social security number. The department advised verifying the caller's identity before taking any action.

Arlington's Home Improvement Incentive Program offers up to $5,000 for resident renovations based on increased property taxes. Eligibility requires a $20,000 project cost and completion within two years.