The Richardson Animal Shelter delayed its April 17 opening due to a broken water line, with repairs underway and updates on the new opening date provided via social media and city announcements.

Fort Worth receives a $2 million federal grant to test weather sensors that improve autonomous vehicle safety, preventing accidents like the deadly 2021 ice pileup on I-35.

Arlington receives funding from the U.S. DOT Thriving Communities Program to revitalize its East Arlington neighborhood, focusing on improving local economy, housing, jobs, and transportation.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking new information in the 1978 murder of Joe Tony Jaramillo and has highlighted the case on Facebook for #ColdCaseTuesday.

The Andrew Esparza Memorial Run in Irving honored a fallen officer and raised funds for scholarships, with community and business support fueling its success.

Arlington, Texas implements a mosquito control strategy including trapping, testing for viruses, ground spraying, and larvicide use to combat mosquito populations and prevent the spread of diseases.

The Northeast Branch Library in Arlington has reopened after renovations, including an HVAC overhaul and improved facilities, offering extended reading space and technology access.

Norma Zuniga, the Director of Arlington Public Libraries, was honored as 2024 Woman of the Year by the Arlington AAUW for her contributions in advocacy and education.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honors their Fire Alarm Office team for handling over 178,000 calls in 2023 during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

A child in Duncanville, Texas, died after a dog attack, despite emergency services' efforts. The incident is under investigation, and the dog is in animal control custody.

The article discusses Arlington's efforts to promote work zone safety during construction season, highlighting the importance of driver vigilance to reduce incidents and comply with the law.

Denton grants full property tax exemptions to certain childcare facilities, aiming to support early childhood education. Eligible facilities must meet criteria including licensing and program participation by April 30.

Garland celebrates Hope Clinic founder, Martha Sanford Jackson, with speakers Lynne Orozco and Keith Stewart, highlighting healthcare for underserved communities. The event is on May 10, with tickets at $150.