Dallas is a finalist in the Smart Cities North America Awards by IDC Government Insights, recognized for its advancements in civic engagement and use of data analytics.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting events for Women's History Month, including a scavenger hunt, storytimes, a poetry workshop, a STEM event, and a wellness session.

The Garland Police Department is conducting its largest recruitment drive in 20 years, seeking new officers and promoting community safety. Potential candidates are invited to apply and attend the aptitude test on April 6th.

A two-year-old girl found alone in Denton, Texas, was safely reunited with her family with help from the police and community after a social media appeal.

A fire on East Ash Lane in Euless prompted road closures and traffic delays, with emergency vehicles affecting Lakewood Elementary's pick-up times. The fire is under control, and officials are investigating the cause.

International Business Park in Carrollton is set to add new retail spaces by year-end, featuring amenities like drive-throughs, patios, and green spaces, at a development cost of $3 million.

The Plano Texas Police Department paid tribute to Green W. Rye, a watchman killed in 1920 while interrupting a bank burglary, whose case remains unsolved.

Fort Worth Fire Department sends 15 firefighters with equipment to tackle the massive Smokehouse Creek Fire in Hutchinson County, Texas, with currently zero containment.

The Mesquite Police's United Program hosted an event at Divine Mercy of Our Lord Catholic Church to support domestic violence victims, with local businesses contributing to the cause.

The Fort Worth City Council accepted a gift deed for the Predators of Asia & Africa Exhibit from the Fort Worth Zoological Association, enhancing the zoo's offerings.

Dallas weather forecast includes showers and sunny spells, with temperatures fluctuating throughout the week, and potential thunderstorms being monitored.

The Dallas City Council named Kimberly Bizor Tolbert as interim city manager, following T.C. Broadnax's resignation. Despite some concern over the quick decision, the council voted 12-2 in her favor.

A juvenile was arrested for sending threatening texts to other students at a Midlothian school, initially using an app-generated number to evade detection. The threats were deemed not credible after a swift investigation.