The forecast from the National Weather Service indicates a stretch of sunny spring weather for Dallas, with daytime highs rising from 66 to 84 degrees and mild to gusty winds throughout the coming days.

The Mesquite Police Department highlighted Tammy Thomas during Women’s History Month, praising her 17-year tenure, achievements, and management role in dispatch operations.

Violinist Celeste Golden Andrews will perform with the Garland Symphony Orchestra on April 18th at the Granville Arts Center, featuring classical pieces by Strauss, Grieg, Wagner, and Barber.

The Dallas Ballet Company is hosting En Avant at the Granville Arts Center on March 30th, featuring performances from various company levels and guests. Doors open at 2:30 PM for the 3:00 PM show.

White Settlement Community Services invites children under 16 to a free Kid Fish event on March 22nd at Veterans Park, featuring a variety of fish and educational experiences.

Arlington Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a hit-and-run that injured a motorcyclist on March 15, 2025, and offer a reward for information.

Mesquite Police alerted that Walmart is testing drone deliveries, with operations to commence fully by April 12, 2025. Residents should expect drones during business hours, with Zipline facilitating the tests.

Arlington is seeking residents to join city boards and commissions, offering a chance to impact policy and city projects. Volunteer applications are due by May 15, 2025.

Road construction on Commerce Drive in Mansfield may cause traffic delays with lane closures and detours for the next five weeks starting March 17, 2025.

Corporal Robert Newberry was honored as the 2024 Supervisor of the Year by the Midlothian Police Department in Texas, despite missing the ceremony due to illness.

Frederick Middleton, wanted for indecency with a child, was arrested by the Denton County Sheriff's Office. The arrest was announced on their Facebook page, and the community had been previously encouraged to provide tips for his capture.

K-9 Azi of the McKinney Police Department was killed in the line of duty, with the Lewisville Police Department expressing their sorrow and honoring Azi's service and sacrifice.

Active shooter training conducted at Valley Ridge Park with over 130 emergency personnel from Cedar Hill, DeSoto, Duncanville, Lancaster to improve first responder readiness.