The Allen City Council approved zoning changes for a new Police Headquarters after voters supported a bond election; it affects building types and lot sizes in Downtown Allen.

The Plano Texas Police Department warns against scams involving impersonators of government employees during National Consumer Protection Week, urging people to report such incidents and to hang up immediately.

Texans are ready for daylight saving time and the extra evening daylight, with officials urging safety checks like changing batteries in home safety devices. Free detectors and batteries are available for the needy in Arlington.

Princess Catherine Middleton is recuperating post-abdominal surgery with plans to stay out of the public eye until after Easter as the Royal Family handles various personal challenges.

A Texas photographer captured a bobcat preying on a great blue heron mid-flight near Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, a rare moment of predation caught on camera.

Arlington is set to receive a high-speed fiber internet network, with construction potentially impacting residential yards, which providers have committed to restoring post-construction.

Arlington invites residents to attend or stream city council meetings on March 5, 2024, with sessions at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., and offers meeting replays on cable and online.

Euless, Texas is set to begin street reconstruction in spring, affecting roads like Glenn Drive and Bayless Drive, with work beginning March 4 and continuing through April.

The Fort Worth Police are searching for missing 57-year-old Rick Bunch and have sought public aid via social media, with no additional details on the circumstances provided.

Bedford Police safely located the missing 59-year-old Nicholas Gaikoski after he vanished yesterday morning. No details of his condition or discovery were disclosed.

Fort Worth is hosting a Citywide Job Fair on April 6 for job seekers and potential career changers at the Amon G. Carter Exhibit Hall, with opportunities for interviews and networking.

Fort Worth promotes water conservation with SmartFlush and SmartRepair programs, offering water-efficient toilets and free leak repairs respectively, potentially saving thousands of gallons of water annually.

Richardson's annual art contest invites submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art with a 'Technology and Education' theme, offering a $200 prize. Submission deadline is April 25.