Hurricane Harbor Arlington is hiring over 700 staff for summer roles and is holding a job fair Feb. 24-25. Positions available include lifeguards and food service, with wages starting at $13/hr.

The Dallas Police Department confirmed that 13-year-old Liliana Delcarmen Araniva Campos, missing since February 20, has been found safe. Details of her disappearance are not disclosed.

FC Dallas offers discounted tickets for its games to City of Dallas employees, with special events on designated nights, while Dallas Animal Services introduces new coordinators and celebrates its teams' efforts.

Dallas sees a 37% rise in dog bites, with most involving owned pets. The city responds with enhanced enforcement, fines, and a budget increase for animal surgeries.

Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax has resigned, ending a seven-year tenure. Mayor Eric Johnson acknowledges their collaborative efforts and looks forward to the city's future, with a national search for a new city manager to commence.

The Cowtown Marathon is taking place in Fort Worth, with events like a marathon and 5K/10K races set to draw 40,000 participants and affect local traffic.

Allen, TX is battling migratory birds at local parks using noise devices to deter them from nesting, as their presence causes noise, odor, and environmental issues.

Fort Worth officials are reviewing four different EMS service delivery models due to financial difficulties, with options ranging from MedStar continuation to fire department control, a standalone city-run EMS, or hiring a private contractor.

Irving Police is intensifying speed enforcement on S.H. 161 following a rise in accidents due to speeding, as part of the #EndTheStreakTX safety campaign.

Five high school seniors from Dallas, TX, earned security licenses through a Law Enforcement Pathway class and can now work as licensed security guards.

The Lewisville City Council voted 4-3 to impose a one-year moratorium on new short-term rental properties. Current rentals are unaffected, but the ban allows time to address concerns.

Molson Coors workers in Fort Worth are on strike, demanding better wages and benefits after failed contract negotiations.

The Fort Worth Police Department has solicited public assistance on social media to identify a deceased person with distinct tattoos, stating no foul play is suspected.