The Mesquite Police Department is reviewing a February 19 officer-involved shooting and shared a briefing video on February 27, without disclosing identities. They emphasize transparency and ongoing investigation updates.

Dallas hosts the first Women Who Build event to celebrate women in construction, aligned with International Women’s Day, promoting inclusivity and opportunity in the industry.

Two children from Wilmer, Texas, were found safe in Yoakum after an AMBER Alert was issued. No update was provided on the suspects, including the children's mother.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is returning to WWE in Dallas, forming an alliance with Roman Reigns' faction, The Bloodline, and altering WrestleMania 40 storylines.

Dallas celebrates Black History with a focus on mental health, in collaboration with local entities, at the African American Museum, with a live-streamed panel discussion.

The City of Dallas is reshaping its urban landscape with ForwardDallas, involving community input to promote livability, sustainability, and economic vitality.

Garland's Water Utilities Department discounts rain barrels to promote conservation, with a limited quantity available for $78 each, down from retail $129.

Grand Prairie announces the 2024 Community Development Block Grant for non-profits to address housing and community needs, with applications now open.

A Dallas teen, Keymere McCriston, died from gunshot wounds after a robbery-related shooting led to a car crash. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, highlighting the issue of dating violence among high school students, with efforts to educate and prevent abuse.

Mansfield Officers Herlihy and Stevens were awarded challenge coins by the City Manager for exceptional community service and saving a local citizen's life.

Fort Worth officials are addressing maternal and infant health disparities, revealing strategies to provide better access to resources and proactive mental health support for mothers in Tarrant County.

Duncanville hosts the Dark in the Park Solar Eclipse Festival featuring music, zip-lining, and a watch party with free sunglasses for safe eclipse viewing.