The Fort Worth Police are searching for missing 57-year-old Rick Bunch and have sought public aid via social media, with no additional details on the circumstances provided.

Bedford Police safely located the missing 59-year-old Nicholas Gaikoski after he vanished yesterday morning. No details of his condition or discovery were disclosed.

Fort Worth is hosting a Citywide Job Fair on April 6 for job seekers and potential career changers at the Amon G. Carter Exhibit Hall, with opportunities for interviews and networking.

Fort Worth promotes water conservation with SmartFlush and SmartRepair programs, offering water-efficient toilets and free leak repairs respectively, potentially saving thousands of gallons of water annually.

Richardson's annual art contest invites submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art with a 'Technology and Education' theme, offering a $200 prize. Submission deadline is April 25.

The Mesquite Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association offers affordable fingerprinting services every Thursday from 7-9pm at $10 per card, suitable for non-immigration purposes.

The Frisco Police Department warns of scammers impersonating officers and demanding payment via gift cards for bogus legal issues. Residents are advised to be vigilant and report such calls.

A 16-year-old Midlothian High School student was arrested for making terroristic threats against teachers and having a firearm in his car on school property.

Dallas invites residents to apply for its Inclusive Housing Task Force, part of the city's plan to develop and preserve affordable housing through the 2033 housing policy.

The Wylie Police Department warns residents of a phone scam where a caller, posing as a sergeant, uses spoofed numbers to solicit personal information and money.

The Midlothian PD's 29th Citizens Police Academy focuses on transparency and community engagement, discussing their SRO program and law enforcement processes over pizza from a local eatery.

Officer A. Towns from the Fort Worth Police Department received the Rotary Club of Fort Worth South Officer of the Year award for saving a drowning girl.

Sergeant Scott Peterson is named the 2023 Euless Employee of the Year for his exceptional work and contributions to the police department and the community.