Lewisville has launched its Centennial celebration with exclusive merchandise, including mugs, ducks, t-shirts, and pet bowls, for sale at various locations and online.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sunny skies and pleasant temperatures for Dallas, with highs ranging from the 70s to low 80s and windy conditions midweek.

Frost Bank and the City of Fort Worth offer a homeownership workshop featuring education on purchasing and improving property, with incentives like free lunch.

Fort Worth celebrates the opening of its new Council Chamber with a public event featuring speeches, a ribbon-cutting, and refreshments. The updated City Hall facilitates accessibility and civic engagement.

Lewisville Police Department has promoted two officers, Sgt. Chi and Sgt. Dority, to enhance their leadership team and reinforce their commitment to community service.

Dallas is under a Red Flag Warning for high fire danger due to conditions conducive to wildfires, with residents advised to take multiple precautions and stay informed.

Joshua Robinson, 17, was arrested for the shooting death of 19-year-old Zacchaeus Selby-Mukum following a suspected firearm sale dispute in Arlington.

Fire crews extinguished a vehicle fire in a Denton County hangar/apartment early Saturday, with no injuries reported, as shared by emergency services on social media.

White Settlement is renovating its skate park and basketball court, with temporary closures in March and alternative recreation at the Rec Center during Spring Break.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center presents spring workshops in Dallas, including paper crafts for kids, salsa dancing lessons, art drawing sessions, ballet for children, and a culinary class on using a mortar and pestle.

Denton County Sheriff seeks help to find Frederick Middleton, wanted for Indecency with a Child, offering a $2,000 reward for tips leading to his arrest.

Mesquite is updating the myMesquite app to enhance citizen engagement; the app will temporarily be offline starting March 18 for upgrades, including more features and simplifying issue reporting.

Paddington Bear visits the Fort Worth Public Library for spring break events, including story times and activities across 18 locations from March 15-22.