Garland launches its first National Community Survey and invites residents to provide feedback on quality of life and services to inform future city planning.

Six Fort Worth officers were honored for their bravery during a shooting incident, receiving the Lifesaving and Heroes' Award from the Sons of American Revolution.

The Tarrant County DA's Office is focusing on local recruitment, with a team speaking at TCU about career opportunities, hinting at a preference for hiring alumni.

The Guns and Hoses charity event, featuring a competition between first responders, will take place at Trinity High School with a $5 entrance and homerun derby. Proceeds support first responder efforts.

Frisco Police responded to a report of a disturbance and a possible shooting, resulting in a man shot and a woman with lacerations. Both have non-life-threatening injuries and were hospitalized after an apparent personal conflict.

Dallas is advancing its Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic-related deaths with new initiatives for changing driver behavior, enforcing laws, and utilizing technology.

The Denton Fine Arts Theatre, silent for years, will undergo refurbishment with a $1.6 million subsidy from the city council, aiming to re-emerge as a cultural center by summer 2025.

Arlington Parks & Recreation warns gardeners of five invasive plants, including Horsetail Reed and Bamboo, that can quickly overrun gardens if not contained.

Arlington offers events including the Texas Rangers game, Arlington Bass Classic, South Street Art Festival, Earth Day Festival, and cultural festivities at Six Flags Over Texas.

The article describes the changing weather conditions in Dallas for the coming week, from sunny skies to potential thunderstorms and rainfall as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Haltom City Police Department warns of rental scams where fraudsters take deposits without showing properties, advising to see rentals before paying.

Mayor Faron Young and the City Council issued proclamations on various issues, such as Child Abuse Prevention and Autism Awareness Months, and to honor telecommunicators, animal control officers, and the fire department's 75th anniversary.

Mesquite Police Department organizes National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 27, 2024, to combat opioid misuse by collecting unused medications.