The Forest Hill Drive entrance ramp to eastbound I-20 is closed until Fall 2024 due to construction, impacting local traffic. Drivers are advised to plan routes using southeastconnector.com.

The Dallas Department of Aviation hosted an Open House for community input on Dallas Love Field Airport's Master Plan, focusing on the airport's growth.

Tarrant County commemorated National Supreme Sacrifice Day, honoring fallen peace officers and reflecting on their legacy at a memorial by the 1895 courthouse in Downtown Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Police seek information on three suspects involved in a robbery at a 7-11 store, where two males and a female were seen scouting and robbing the place.

Arlington enforces a new trash policy requiring residents to use designated carts for curbside pickup, providing resources for guidance on the change.

Plano Police are offering a free life skills seminar focusing on dating, driving, and drugs, to take place at Davis Library. It's aimed at young adults, not suitable for under-11s.

Mansfield Police seek assistance to locate a man involved in identity fraud, asking the public to contact Detective Perez with any relevant information.

The Tarrant County DA's office, through DA Phil Sorrells and ADA Lori Varnell, discussed their Financial Fraud Unit's role in combating white-collar crime at the Colleyville Police Academy.

Allen Police Department is upgrading its equipment with an investment of $386,068.40 in new holsters, duty belts, and advanced IIIA ballistic vests to improve officer safety and efficiency.

The Frisco community is preparing for the 3rd Annual Back-the-Blue Row-a-Thon to support law enforcement, scheduled for April 6th and hosted by the FriscoYMCA.

A Dallas man, Terrill Antwan Ray, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for running a fentanyl distribution operation involving over 142,000 counterfeit pills.

The Adult Spelling Bee at Southwest Regional Library will challenge teams to compete on March 24. Solo participants are welcome and can join forces with others. Winners may advance to the Regional Bee. Call 817-392-5860 to enter.

Mansfield Police are using the local Pickle Parade to recruit new officers and engage with the community, highlighting their roles as both protectors and neighbors.