Garland's Carver Senior Center offers a virtual travel series for locals to explore the world digitally, complete with cultural experiences, every Monday from April 3-24.

Ballard Power Systems is building a $160 million fuel-cell manufacturing plant in Rockwall, Texas, with a $40 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is competing to be recognized as one of Texas' top shelters, seeking testimonials to boost its profile and increase adoptions.

The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department's Correction Officer Training Academy is preparing its latest recruits with intensive life-saving and tactical training, essential for their future roles in correctional facilities.

Fort Worth has launched the R3 program, in partnership with the American Warrior Association, to provide holistic wellness support to first responders dealing with mental health issues from on-the-job stress and trauma.

Dallas Police are seeking the public's help to find a man linked to an attempted sexual assault on Arapaho Road. The incident happened early morning on March 31. The suspect is a black male, about 5'6", who ran off shirtless wearing blue jeans.

Staci West League, a recidivist bank robber, was sentenced to over 13 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges including bank robbery and firearm offenses.

The Plano Police Department held a Fentanyl Forum with the DEA to inform the public about the dangers of fentanyl and strategies to combat its spread.

The Euless Family Life Center is organizing a trip to Southfork Ranch, famed from the "Dallas" TV series, on April 19th, offering guided tours and a look at memorabilia.

The article recounts the impact of an EF-3 tornado that struck Fort Worth's downtown on March 28, 2000, causing extensive damage and claiming two lives.

Sheriff Bill Waybourn emceed the National Law Enforcement Hall of Fame 2024 Induction Ceremony in Fort Worth, honoring distinguished law enforcement personnel.

A DEA Drug TakeBack event with paper shredding is scheduled for April 27, hosted by the Grapevine Police Department, to safely dispose of unwanted meds.

The Tarrant County DA's Office praised Fort Worth Police on Twitter for their dedication to community safety, without detailing the specific case involved.