Dallas launches free 'Dallas Live in the Park' jazz concert series starting April 17, featuring local and national musicians in city parks until September.

The Dallas Police Department seeks public help to find a suspect who abandoned a Pit Bull on Dowdy Ferry Road, urging anyone with information to contact them or Crime Stoppers.

Jacob Arriaga was sentenced to 30 years for intending to distribute fentanyl after a Tarrant County jury's conviction.

Lewisville's Spring Centennial Passport event offers local deals and prizes to participants exploring the city's culture through a mobile app until May 31.

Fort Worth hosts a Fair Housing Laws & Litigation Symposium on April 23 to discuss critical housing issues, law shifts, and best practices. Registration is open for the event at 1050 Bridgewood Drive.

A man was fatally shot on Holmes Street in Dallas; authorities are investigating the incident as a homicide. Detective Paul Johnson requests public assistance.

Dallas and surrounding areas are under flash flood warnings due to heavy rain, with the National Weather Service advising against travel on flooded roads.

The Duncanville ISD Police Department announced the promotion of Michelle Shepperd to Supervisor, highlighting her dedication and calmness as a 911 dispatcher.

The Paws on the Square event in Carrollton was canceled due to storms. The event's vaccination services will now be provided via drive-thru at the Carrollton Animal Services and Adoption Center.

Carrollton, Texas, has released its 2024 PAFR, summarizing the city's financial status and winning GFOA recognition for financial reporting excellence.

UT Arlington's Maverick Speakers Series will feature Ice-T on April 16, 2025, covering his journey from gang life to stardom, aiming to foster dialogue on resilience and triumph.

Arlington provides numerous weekend events, including theater, art, music, sports, and community functions, with Shakespeare, fine art festivals, sports games, and family-friendly activities.

Carrollton's Health & Safety Fair, set for April 5, has been canceled due to bad weather, impacting community access to health resources and the annual Kacie's Run.