Emergency responders were dispatched to the Whitley water tower due to a false fire alert caused by a construction light. No fire was present and the situation was quickly resolved.

The City of Mesquite is making progress on various road construction projects, with completion dates from March 2023 to Spring 2026, under the Real. Texas. Roads. initiative.

Dallas has been selected to host FIFA's International Broadcast Center for the 2026 World Cup, providing a hub for global broadcasting operations at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.

Dallas is set to experience varied weather, including sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and gusty winds, according to the National Weather Service.

A recent tempest in Dallas caused severe disruptions, including 75,000 power outages and infrastructural damage, with Dallas Fire-Rescue and Police responding to emergencies and accidents.

Fort Worth invites adult spelling enthusiasts to compete in the annual Adult Spelling Bee at Southwest Regional Library on March 8, with chances for participants to advance to a regional competition.

Fort Worth approves a 15% increase in Stormwater utility fees for FY24 to enhance flood mitigation efforts and infrastructure maintenance, reflecting a proactive approach to city planning.

Fort Worth city councilmembers reviewed a proposed $800 million bond for 2026, focusing on street upgrades and economic growth without a tax increase.

Fort Worth's 2024 Mayor’s Neighborhood Awards honored community champions, with Lake Como NAC winning Neighborhood of the Year and other accolades for beautification and civic engagement.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for North and Central Texas due to high winds with gusts up to 50 mph, impacting outdoor items and driving conditions.

A fight at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center caused a stampede and several non-life-threatening injuries after a loud noise was mistaken for gunshots. Dallas Police confirmed no shooting occurred.

Frisco roadwork is impacting commutes with projects for pavement replacement and intersection improvements; some expected to take two weeks, weather permitting.

Dallas to experience a diverse range of weather with rain chances, thunderstorms, strong winds, and some sunny days this week, as per the National Weather Service.