Lewisville City Council seeks public input on short-term rental regulations via an online survey, with results to be discussed at their annual retreat.

The White Settlement community and police raised funds for Special Olympics Texas and Brewer High School's special programs, leading to a successful $1,500 skate night fundraiser.

Euless Senior Center hosts spring activities including an alpaca farm visit on March 3 and a 'Spring Fling' event on March 7 with games, music, and a car show.

Garland, Texas celebrates the 50th anniversary of Willie Nelson's "Red Headed Stranger" album with a series of events including a film screening, panel discussion, live performances, and a tribute concert.

The Irving Police Department lifted a shelter-in-place order in the 800 block of Lake Carolyn Parkway, announcing the area reopened to the public. Details of the incident remain few.

Lewisville residents are invited to share their views on the oversight of short-term rentals at a City Council meeting, as the city reviews regulations and considers changes to manage the impact on neighborhoods.

Lewisville's "Giving is Golden" program collects donations for local nonprofits, with current and future drives for items like tube socks, hygiene products, and baby supplies.

Dallas is searching for a new Fire-Rescue Chief, with the city manager leading a concerted effort to find a results-oriented leader, alongside finding a new Police Chief. Recruitment firm PSSC will assist in the search.

The Dallas Police Department honored the memory of Officer Mitchell Aaron Penton on social media on the anniversary of his death caused by a drunk driver.

A jury in Tarrant County sentenced Emmanuel Medina to 60 years for aggravated sexual assault committed at an Arlington construction site on January 12, 2024.

Antoine James Garrett was sentenced to 36 years for child sexual offenses, after a 7-year-old boy reported inappropriate conduct. River Oaks PD and Tarrant County DA's Office were praised for their work.

AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax filing services at the White Settlement library, targeting seniors and low to moderate-income individuals. Appointments are in high demand.

Arlington Police report a 5% overall crime reduction in 2024, marked by declines across major categories: 1% in Crimes Against Persons, 6% in Crimes Against Property, and 5% in Crimes Against Society.