A new dog park, Doggie Depot, is opening in Downtown Arlington, Texas, with a celebration on March 13 including a ribbon-cutting, vendors, and activities.

Dallas Police advised avoiding an area near Omni Hotel following an incident and set up a Family Reunification Center at 1400 Botham Jean Blvd, now moved to 400 N Lamar. Details remain scarce as investigations continue.

The Dallas Police Department commemorated the 42nd anniversary of Officer Carl Joel Norris' death, who was killed on duty in 1983 when his car was crushed by a tractor-trailer.

The Irving Police Department celebrated National Pokémon Day by distributing Pokémon cards to kids to enhance community relations, supported by Cards for Kids TX.

Carrollton is hosting the 10th annual TEXFest with local beers, food, and music, including a Beer Tasting Card for samples from participating breweries.

Garland will host "Orchestras are Instrumental" on June 12th, a kids' event featuring a live performance, story time, and an "Instrument Petting Zoo."

Fort Worth is hosting a job fair on April 5 with on-site interviews, networking, and various city department roles, emphasizing benefits and a community-focused work culture.

Dallas Police request public aid to identify a sexual assault suspect from a February 24 incident on Thomas Avenue. They released a suspect image and description.

Firefighters from the City of Lake Worth and TCESD #1 quickly extinguished a fire at a historic outbuilding, with no injuries or spread to other structures.

The Cedar Hill Police Department honored officers with 'of the Year' awards at their Annual Department Awards Banquet, recognizing their 2024 service achievements.

Arlington is introducing Taste Community Restaurant, a pay-what-you-can eatery to combat food insecurity. Other city updates include app improvements, urban planning events, glass art, and community engagement activities.

Dallas weather forecast predicts clearer skies and warmer temperatures following morning showers, with increasing sunshine and higher temperatures through the week.

Lewisville offers a free workshop to educate residents on applying for city-funded grants to improve homes and neighborhoods, with support in multiple languages.