The Duncanville Police Department reported the recovery of two stolen vehicles, three firearms, and the arrest of three suspects in connection to stolen license plates, inviting potential recruits to join the force.

Former Euless Parks Director Ray McDonald joins the Walk of Champions, honoring his 34 years of service and contributions to city parks and facilities.

Kim Nurmi was awarded the Distinguished Leader Award by the Garland Chamber of Commerce for her community efforts, including managing Heritage Crossing and initiating local exhibits and tours.

The article details various activities happening in Arlington, like the Forever Forest exhibit, Lunar New Year celebrations, country music concerts, theater outings, and eco-friendly workshops.

The SDCC x SoFar Sounds Music Lounge will host a music event in Dallas on February 15th, offering live performances with soulful melodies and electrifying beats.

Tarrant County Jail's Next Phase program partners with Tarrant County College to offer inmates college courses in business and welding, aiming to reduce recidivism and assist reintegration.

Scammers on Facebook Marketplace are posing as landlords and tricking Mansfield residents into paying for non-existent rentals, according to local police.

First responders extinguished a car fire near a Fort Worth hotel, preventing potential disaster. No injuries were reported, and an investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.

Kaufman County is preparing for its Child Welfare Board meeting to discuss child protective services and funding, with public input and board deliberations focused on the welfare of children in the system.

Paletería Oasis in Arlington, featured on "Arlington Eats," offers authentic Mexican popsicles, ice cream, and savory snacks using traditional recipes and natural flavors.

A man was hospitalized after a high-speed chase ended in a crash. The incident, starting in Tarrant County and ending in Hunt County, Texas, highlighted the dangers of drunk driving.

Fort Worth has chosen 20 entrepreneurs for its Business Plan Competition, providing workshops and mentorship before the final event on May 9, with a total of $20,000 in prizes.

Texas receives $100 million from the federal government to expand EV and hydrogen fuel infrastructure across North Texas, aligning with national goals for sustainable transport and emissions reduction.