Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert published a report on the 7800 N. Stemmons Freeway property issue, detailing past issues and future corrective actions.

Garland plans to invest $30 million to revitalize Harbor Point by the lakeside, featuring trails and recreational areas, part of a bond election without raising taxes.

Imposters dressed as City workers try to enter homes in Fort Worth by claiming they need to inspect water leaks, but the Water Utility warns this is not their protocol.

Garland announces Build Garland Day for April 25, highlighting city developments including two new fire stations and the Holford Recreation & Aquatic Center's opening.

Dallas Zoo is constructing a $15 million four-story parking garage for 600 vehicles, expected to open this summer to improve guest parking and traffic flow.

Dallas forecast: cloudy with a high of 87°F and strong winds; rain starts tonight, with downpours expected over the weekend; clearer skies on Monday but showers may return Tuesday.

The Collin County DA's office announces Kimberly Mandhlazi's promotion to Legal Secretary I, recognizing her strong work ethic and dedication to justice.

Denton wins the Texas Environmental Excellence Award for its innovative program that turns restaurant leftovers into compost, aiming to reduce landfill waste by 30% by 2030.

Rockwall County, Texas, confirmed a measles case linked to a West Texas outbreak, with officials notifying potentially exposed individuals. The patient has recovered; health authorities urge vaccination.

Frisco's Eldorado Parkway at Research Road gets a new traffic signal, initially blinking as a warning before full operation begins April 17, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

Euless, Texas plans an Easter brunch at Raven’s Grille on April 20, 2025, with seatings at various times and prices for adults and kids; Mr. E. Bunny will attend for photos. Reservations required.

Michael Buchler is appointed as Garland City's new Capital Project Management Director, leveraging his 27 years of experience in managing construction projects.

Arlington's Department of Public Works is preparing the 2025 Repetitive Loss Area Analysis to enhance flood management and potentially affect insurance rates. The process includes public input and evaluates properties prone to flood damage.