Denton County Communications Officer Victoria Smith won the Dr. Allen Groff Emergency Medical Dispatch Memorial Scholarship, enhancing her expertise at the NAVIGATOR Conference.

Irving Police are seeking the "bilingual bandit," a vandal leaving marks on city property. The public is asked to contact Officer Garza with any information. Anonymous tips can be reported to (972) 273-1010 or [email protected].

Garland is educating voters about the 2025 Bond Election with Town Hall meetings for transparent engagement and accessible information on GrowGarland.com.

The City of Dallas is inviting citizens to participate in discussions for the FY 2025-26 Budget via in-person and virtual meetings from March 24 to 27, with Spanish interpretation available at select events.

Old Town Lewisville celebrated St. Paddy's with police ensuring safety and a festive atmosphere; the department humorously lamented their unchanged uniforms.

Carrollton's Commercial Industrial Zone is under a boil water notice after an issue at the Golden Bear Booster Station caused a drop in water pressure.

A fatal car crash in Wylie, TX, involved a Hyundai Genesis and two other vehicles, resulting in the death of Stephen Lugo. The Wylie Police are investigating.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office has welcomed new deputies Stoney Duke and Bret Noble after their police academy graduation, ready for field training.

Matthew Mixon was sentenced to 25 years in prison for defrauding over 70 people and a bank using his company, Straight Financing, Inc., to embezzle nearly $600,000.

Frisco roadwork is causing commuting delays with pavement replacements and intersection improvements, including on Belle Chasse Ln. and Teel Parkway, with targeted completion dates approaching.

Lewisville has launched its Centennial celebration with exclusive merchandise, including mugs, ducks, t-shirts, and pet bowls, for sale at various locations and online.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny skies and pleasant temperatures for Dallas, with highs ranging from the 70s to low 80s and windy conditions midweek.

Frost Bank and the City of Fort Worth offer a homeownership workshop featuring education on purchasing and improving property, with incentives like free lunch.