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.

Fort Worth begins a major water line construction on March 3, replacing century-old pipes to prevent repeat of August 2023 main breaks, causing phased street closures over two years.

The forecast for Dallas shows a sunny week with temperatures rising gradually, highs from the 50s to mid-70s, and brief sprinkles possible in the evening.

The inaugural Fort Worth Kidical Mass event encouraged safe biking for families, with police officers facilitating and ensuring the safety of participants.

Police in Fort Worth seized Sally Mann's photographs from an art exhibit amid child exploitation concerns; civil liberties groups demand their return, citing First Amendment rights.

Edmond Nicodemus, previously on Denton County's Most Wanted Repeat Offenders List, has been captured thanks to public tips, with the Sheriff's Office encouraging further community assistance.

Dallas Animal Services combines heartworm therapy with spay/neuter surgeries to improve dog welfare, seeks volunteers for events, partners with Operation Kindness for cat services, prepares for kitten season, and acknowledges volunteer contributions.

Arlington's Public Works crews are working in shifts to combat icy roads amid a Siberian chill, using salt brine and a sandy mixture to maintain city movement.

Arlington invites residents to shape the city's future through a Form-Based Code Charrette at the Downtown Arlington Library from March 6-8, 2025, impacting downtown's design and land use.

Dallas has activated emergency plans for extreme weather, focusing on public safety, temporary shelters, and aiding the homeless, with details shared in a virtual briefing.

Arlington establishes emergency shelters for the homeless during cold weather, available at Arlington Life Shelter, The Salvation Army, and Arlington Library locations, with accommodations for pets at Arlington Animal Services Shelter.