Fort Worth introduces Golden Lasso Accreditation for nightlife venues to enhance safety, originating from local concerns over crime and safety issues.

Police in Garland, TX, are investigating a fatal shooting at an apartment complex, where they found a male gunshot victim early on March 6. They're urging witnesses to come forward.

Dallas weather forecast predicts drizzle, then cloudy with a 55°F high and 10-20 mph winds. Clearer skies and a 39°F low expected at night. Sunny and warmer days ahead, reaching mid-80s by the weekend.

Arlington awarded 38% of its contracts to MWBEs, exceeding its 30% goal, supported by initiatives like the MWBE Program and business diversity workshops.

Zanthia Harris was fatally shot in Dallas; suspect John Harris, known to the victim, has been charged with her murder.

PGA Parkway in Frisco will be closed for widening construction between Preston Rd. and Hillcrest Rd. on March 6-7, affecting local traffic. Detours via Hillcrest Rd. and Panther Creek Pkwy are advised.

An apartment wall in White Settlement collapsed due to heavy winds, damaging a parked vehicle but causing no injuries. Authorities are assessing the damage and ensuring building safety.

Denton's City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss rezoning a nine-acre tract from R3 to R6, potentially affecting the area density. Public participation and concerns are encouraged, with full details available on the city's website.

Garland Public Libraries have been awarded the Achievement of Excellence by the Texas Municipal Library Directors Association for the 20th consecutive year.

Arlington announces the opening of the Downtown Arlington Farmers Market starting March 29, scheduled for Saturdays through November, with free entry and parking.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson expressed sorrow over the death of former Houston Mayor and Congressman Sylvester Turner, acknowledging his public service and legacy in Texas politics.

Duncanville's annual Household Hazardous Waste Collection event is scheduled for March 22, 2025, allowing residents to dispose of hazardous items responsibly.

A Nigerian man, Oluwanishola Jinadu, faces charges for defrauding U.S. federal programs, including unemployment insurance and PPP, by using stolen identities.