Dallas held a Community Clean Trash-Off event to tackle litter issues, where residents could dispose of various items for free. The effort included a resource fair and was part of ongoing community beautification projects.

The Cedar Hill Police Department warns of a gift card cloning scam where criminals tamper with cards and drain funds after legitimate purchasers activate them.

Fort Worth celebrates Earth Day with the opening of the expanded Marty Leonard Lotus Marsh Boardwalk at the city's Nature Center & Refuge, thanks to funding from multiple sources, including the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department and Meta.

Fort Worth advises residents to keep yard waste out of the streets to prevent blockages in stormwater systems and potential flooding, with possible fines for non-compliance.

Spider-Man made a cheerful appearance at Grapevine Animal Services' open house, engaging locals and promoting the organization's animal care services.

Mansfield City Council honored their Spring 2024 interns, highlighting their innovative contributions and the importance of such experiences in shaping future civic leaders.

The article describes the weather forecast for Dallas, with a mix of sun and thunderstorms expected, along with varied temperatures and strong wind gusts throughout the coming week.

Lewisville received a $60,000 grant from Texas A&M Forest Service for urban forestry projects and equitable green space access. The funds will support tree planting, maintenance, and education starting in June.

Dallas is introducing digital kiosks in high-traffic areas to provide information and free Wi-Fi to residents and visitors, with public meetings scheduled to discuss the initiative.

A Dallas anesthesiologist was convicted for tampering with IV bags, causing one death and several emergencies.

20-year-old Isaiah Blasig-Prickett was fatally shot in a Dallas apartment, with suspect Shevaun Ffrench arrested for murder.

A man was killed in a Mansfield shooting rooted in a love triangle. The suspect, Steven Foster, was arrested and charged with murder and other offenses.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office warns of phone scams where fraudsters, impersonating TCSO officials, threaten arrest unless immediate payment is made through untraceable means.