William Pearson was sentenced to 80 years for indecency with a child, with the Tarrant County DA commending the Fort Worth Police for their role in the conviction.

Lewisville's Spring Centennial Passport program offers local deals and prize opportunities to those who explore the city's businesses and attractions, with a purpose to celebrate the city's centennial.

Lewisville City Council seeks applications for positions on its boards, commissions, and committees, with a May 2 deadline, to involve residents in local governance.

Fort Worth's New City Hall, previously Pier 1's HQ, reflects the city's adaptability and growth, with a design honoring Pier 1's global reach and careful cultural considerations.

Dallas Police located Jesus Martinez, 75, safely after he was reported missing. He was last seen driving a silver Dodge Dakota with Texas plates TCR7418. The community had been asked to assist.

Fort Worth's Marquita Drive will get new water and sewer lines, with a public meeting for residents on March 24, 2025.

Parker County ESD 1, with aid from nearby stations, tackled a house fire on Carter Rd. All occupants were safe, and a dog was rescued and treated. Officials warned of heightened fire risk due to windy conditions.

Lewisville starts alley repairs on March 24, impacting Briarcliff Rd., Granview Dr., and Vista Dr. until April 29, which could affect driveway access and requires adjusted trash disposal routines.

A Texas concrete company settled a lawsuit for $1.8 million after being accused of wrongly obtaining a PPP loan despite ineligibility due to owner's criminal charges.

The Community Care Fair in Arlington offers health resources and activities on April 26, 2025, at East Library and Recreation Center, focusing on overall wellness.

Arlington plans to expand its NoTraffic technology to improve traffic flow and safety, reduce congestion, and aid law enforcement after successful tests.

Carrollton enlists CrowderGulf for storm debris collection starting March 24. Regular trash and recycling services continue amid removal of 1.8 million pounds of storm refuse.

Denton City Council has scheduled a public hearing to discuss changes to the 2022 Mobility Plan that could reclassify streets near UNT. The hearing is on April 9, 2025.