The Tarrant County Homeless Coalition will host Arlington's State of the Homeless address on April 3, discussing local homelessness issues and data from the January 2024 Point in Time Count. The event is open for in-person and digital attendance.

The article details a varied weather forecast for Dallas, including sunny days, possible thunderstorms, and windy conditions, as per the National Weather Service.

The Frisco YMCA is hosting its 3rd Annual Back-the-Blue Row-a-Thon on April 6th to support local law enforcement, inviting the community to participate in a rowing challenge.

The "Neighbors at the Table" event in Grapevine, Texas, hosted by GRACE, brought residents together to make slow cooker meals and fostered community spirit with a cooking competition won by Lt. Ronnie Gutierrez.

Denton City Council will discuss amendments to land use and development procedures with a potential $2,000 penalty for violations at a public hearing on April 16, 2024.

Carrollton Public Library now offers hoopla, a digital service for free access to audiobooks, eBooks, comics, and streaming media to library cardholders.

Garland's Big Art Day returns on April 6 at the Granville Arts Center with activities, an Art Market, art cars, interactive crafts, and live entertainment for the whole family.

The 19th Annual Reel Owl Cinema Film Festival at Garland High School on May 18 will exhibit student films, with a public voting element, plus a reception and awards ceremony. Tickets are $5-7.

Arlington's Passport Scholarship program wins the 2024 Cultural Diversity Award for helping students with passport costs, fostering cross-cultural experiences.

Erick Lopez, 36, was fatally shot in a Dallas parking lot. Police found him injured on March 25, and he later died at a hospital. The suspect remains unidentified as the investigation continues.

A 28-year-old man named Todderrius Watson was shot and fatally wounded in a Dallas parking lot. The incident is under investigation with no suspects yet.

North Texas police warn of an increase in "jugging," where thieves rob individuals leaving banks. A recent incident involved a shooting after a man left a bank area. Authorities advise the public to stay vigilant, especially during tax season.

The Grapevine Police honored Sue Ann Hanley, their first female officer hired in 1979, for her 28 years of service and for paving the way for future women in law enforcement.