Arlington's pilot program tests autonomous delivery of free groceries to East Arlington residents, aiming to aid those with mobility issues and reduce emissions.

Dallas Police reiterate appeal for leads in the 2018 murder of Roy Lee Pate, urging public to contact their Cold Case Unit.

The Mansfield Youth Council hosted its first Throwback Showdown, featuring nostalgic elementary school games, aimed at engaging teens in community activities.

Free jazz concerts will be held in Dallas city parks starting April 17 with performances through September, starting with saxophonist Tom Braxton at Kiest Park.

The Arlington Police Department's 2024 Annual Report highlights a crime decrease and the effectiveness of the Real Time Crime Center in solving serious cases.

Carrollton residents participate in the North Texas Community Cleanup Challenge, aiming to collect litter with events like the upcoming Spring Community Cleanup. Volunteers can also adopt spots to regularly maintain.

TxDOT to host a hearing on FM 551's future in Rockwall County at Fate City Hall on May 22, 2025, seeking public input.

Officers and a Special Response Team apprehended an armed individual in Cedar Hill after gunfire was reported. No ongoing threat to the community was identified.

Retired Lieutenant Dave Swavey was inducted into the National Law Enforcement Officer Hall of Fame, Class of 2025, honored for his service and impact on the community.

The Irving Police Department honored Officer Andrew Esparza on the 18th anniversary of his death, highlighting his legacy and impact on the community.

The City of Dallas is launching the DallasNow platform on May 5, which will cause service interruptions from April 25 to May 4 due to data migration. Extended hours are offered at the Oak Cliff Municipal Center before the downtime.

Roadwork in Frisco will affect traffic with repairs at several locations including Sahallee and Commonwealth Drives, and intersection improvements at Warren Parkway and Preston Road until the second quarter of 2025.

Texas law enforcement mourns the death of San Saba Chief of Police Steven B. Newkirk, who contributed over two decades to the field, starting his career in Lewisville in 1995.