The Collin County DA's office held its Annual Crime Victims’ Rights Luncheon, recognizing law enforcement and honoring survivors with awards like the SuperSleuth and the new Shield of Valor.

DNT in Frisco faces a week of detours and delays due to a widening project, including nightly and continuous ramp closures, with the NTTA advising caution and alternative route planning.

The weather in Dallas includes sunny skies with potential thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from highs near 88 degrees to lows around 58 degrees.

Mesquite prepares for National Small Business Week with workshops and events, highlighted by free Entrepreneurs Day on May 7 offering roundtable sessions, panel discussions, and networking opportunities.

Fort Worth unveils its M1M Master Transportation Plan, aiming to enhance infrastructure for a growing population, focusing on connectivity, accessibility, and sustainability.

Texas sees a measles outbreak; health officials advocate for MMR vaccination and report no cases in Tarrant County, where local clinics offer vaccines.

Dallas Police found a man fatally shot on Springview Avenue; case number 049894-2025 is now under investigation, with Detective Ortiz Vives in charge.

Arlington offers a free workshop on eco-friendly landscaping for water conservation on May 10, with expert talks, vendor exhibits, and practical advice.

The Fort Worth Police Department will hold a Torch Run and Ruck event on April 25th to support Special Olympics Texas Athletes, starting at 8:30 AM at The Shops at Clearfork. Registration is $25, and details are on their Facebook page.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office promotes National Take Back Day for safe disposal of unused prescription meds on April 26, with two drop-off locations.

Dallas celebrates the expansion of Coombs Creek Trail with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring local officials and a community bike ride to showcase the trail's new segments.

Camp Fort Worth offers summer activities for kids aged 5-12, combining fun, learning, and a reading curriculum at local community centers. Registration is $65/week with discounts and a free week for early full payment by May 31.

The Fort Worth City Council approved over $2.1 million in funds for local crime prevention programs and support services, benefiting various community organizations.