Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission to hold hearings on various zoning proposals, including the SUPs for a property shed, an event venue, and a boutique, plus two zoning change requests for mixed-use development and lot resizing.

Dallas recreation centers are organizing community egg hunts from April 5-19, with various dates for individual centers. The events encourage family fun and community engagement.

The Texas Rangers team up with McDonald's and Coca-Cola for a pre-season event featuring autograph sessions, free drinks, and fries for fans in team gear.

Manuel Torres, missing since March 13, has been safely found, according to the Dallas Police Department. Details on his condition and the circumstances of his recovery were not provided.

Dallas Police seek public help to find Alberto Diaz, wanted for a 2008 murder. They urge tips via 911 or Crime Stoppers and emphasize the community's role in solving the cold case.

Police responded to a bomb threat at First Baptist Church in Keller; no credible threat was found after a careful search. Nearby schools took precautions.

A man died in Irving police custody, prompting multiple probes into the incident and the cause of death, with reassurances of thorough investigations from authorities.

The White Settlement Fire Department shared its February call activity on social media, highlighting their commitment to public safety and community engagement.

The National Medal of Honor Museum's opening event on March 22 in Arlington offers live music and family activities with registration required for the drone and fireworks show.

Lewisville Neighborhood Services offers free workshops on home repair and beautification grants, with an April 1 event at Castle Hills Community Center. Programs include grant-rebates and mini-grants for community projects.

Dallas is under a Fire Weather Watch and High Wind Watch, with risks of wildfires and damaging winds due to low humidity and high winds up to 60 mph forecasted for Friday.

Fort Worth's MWR hosts an 80's themed Murder Mystery Dinner on March 21 with Italian food for $25/person, accessible to those with base access over 21.

Carrollton announces an Earth Day Celebration with activities at Josey Ranch Lake Library, including environmental booths, crafts, and a Recycle Art Contest.