Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting a tree giveaway at TCC's Southeast Campus for Arbor Day, with one free tree per household on a first-come, first-served basis.

Paul Wilbanks of Justin, Texas, was sentenced to 31 years without parole for the continuous sexual assault of a child starting at age six, spanning multiple cities.

Loews Arlington Hotel has been lauded with the Dallas Business Journal's 2024 Best Real Estate Deal award for Hospitality/Hotel. The prestigious award highlights the hotel's significant impact on the Arlington area.

The Courtyard Gardens at Allen are undergoing expansion and renovation, with plants relocated by Collin County Master Gardeners. The gardens are expected to reopen in mid-2025.

The Highland Hills Community Center hosted a western-themed Senior Legacy Ball to celebrate local elders, featuring music, dancing, food, and vendor booths.

A Dallas police officer, wounded in a March incident, has walked out of rehab, receiving cheers from supporters and fellow officers. A tweet from the Dallas PD shared this significant recovery milestone.

Two women were killed in their Dallas apartment, with alleged shooter Doris Walker, 65, charged with Capital Murder. The victims knew Walker prior to the incident.

Bailey Grawunder, a product of the local police explorer program, is sworn in as a new officer in the Coppell Police Department after graduating from the police academy.

Arlington officials urge residents to combat illegal dumping, highlighting the negative impacts on community, wildlife, and property values while providing methods for reporting and preventing such activities.

Arlington PD's report shows a 6% decrease in overall crime, with a new HEAT unit addressing human trafficking and initiatives improving event security and community relations.

The Fort Worth Police Department launches a new team to improve safety in the Stockyards, with officers patrolling during peak hours, Wednesday to Saturday.

Duncanville City Council honored Crime Victims Advocate Thalia Lopez during National Crime Victims' Rights Week. The Police Department will host "A Light of Hope" event at Lakeside Park, involving a water lantern ceremony to support crime survivors.

Mayor William D. Tate of Grapevine has issued a proclamation for National Crime Victims' Rights Week, highlighting the city's focus on victim support and recognizing Makayla Moore's advocacy work.