Dallas Police are seeking public assistance to solve the 2016 murder of Tamika White, who was shot in a car on S. Marsalis Avenue. They urge anyone with information to contact them.

Key stakeholders will present the KBHCCD Master Plan to the Dallas City Council, with a public meeting at city hall and live broadcasting options available.

The Professional Pickleball Association and Major League Pickleball have merged, with a $75 million investment led by Tom Dundon, aiming to expand pickleball's reach.

Former boss Lupe Valdez and incumbent Marian Brown head to a runoff in the Dallas County sheriff's Democratic primary, with no Republicans in the race, making the May 28 runoff decisive.

Fort Worth's Panther Island waterfront is set for a revitalization with ambitious plans for a vibrant waterfront district featuring parks, housing, and commercial spaces, with construction starting in 2025.

Fort Worth's Office of Police Oversight Monitor launches a mediation program to improve relations between police and the community by facilitating structured conversations.

The Dallas Zoo announced the birth of four new baby monkeys, including twins born to emperor tamarin monkeys and a new baby for their black and white colobus monkeys. This marks a season of primate births at North Texas zoos.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Dallas, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to lows of 45 degrees, accompanied by strong gusts of wind.

Officers Cortes and Espy from North Richland Hills PD won second place at the Texas Motorcycle Rodeo, demonstrating exceptional skill in the competition.

The Wylie Police Department held a "Coffee with Cops" event to foster community relations, highlighted by Officer Blevins bonding with a local girl. The department is also recruiting community-focused officers.

The Mesquite Arts Center is increasingly popular for events, with bookings doubling and attendance at cultural programs growing, signaling its significant role in the local community and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation awarded $635,000 in grants to various Arlington projects, including a new dog park, meals for the elderly, a baseball park, and a food aid program.

Arlington joins the EPA's "Fix a Leak Week" to educate residents on fixing household leaks, offering free classes on DIY plumbing and sprinkler repairs.