One man was killed and another injured in a Dallas shooting. Suspect Jonatan Espinoza faces murder and assault charges; police seek information to aid the investigation.

Dallas celebrates Women's History Month with arts events, including a youth drawing workshop, an improv camp, diverse exhibitions, a public art project, and free dance classes, highlighting women's impact on culture.

A lost, non-communicative young man was reunited with his mother thanks to the Cedar Hill Police and community's swift efforts after an urgent Facebook post.

Mesquite city honors African American leaders during Black History Month, spotlighting their roles in various departments through social media and events.

Euless' Texas Star Golf Course offers an Easter brunch on April 20, with a visit from Mr. E. Bunny and a buffet priced at $26.95 for adults. Reservations are required.

Lewisville launches its Spring Centennial Passport program, encouraging exploration of local spots with incentives like discounts and prizes until May 31.

Fort Worth received the Silver Bloomberg What Works Cities Certification for efficient use of data in governance, joining a group of over 100 cities recognized for data-driven decision-making.

A jury convicted Albert Gonzalez of capital murder for killing a clerk during a 2021 robbery in Tarrant County; he was sentenced to life without parole.

Dallas launches Freedom Trail App: Deep Ellum AR to explore historical Deep Ellum with augmented reality, promoting historical and cultural education.

The DNT's northbound exit to Panther Creek Pkwy is closed for repairs, with a 3-week projected completion. Motorists should use Eldorado Pkwy and expect delays.

The Arlington Public Library introduced a large print book collection for children to help with reading challenges due to conditions like dyslexia or visual impairment.

Fort Worth boosts public safety with a Citywide Camera Project, deploying over 1,200 security cameras and a Real-Time Crime Center to deter crime and aid police response.

TxDOT revives the Talk. Text. Crash. campaign to address distracted driving in Texas, highlighting nearly one in six Texas road crashes in 2023 involved a distracted driver, leading to fatalities and serious injuries.