Developers seek to rezone 1.52 acres in Denton, TX for residential use. The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss the change from commercial to R6 residential on April 24. Public input is encouraged at the hearing.

Fort Worth's Public Libraries will host free jazz concerts by Myles Tate and the Soul Revival to celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month, with performances at three branches throughout April.

Garland, Texas, has won a Governor's Community Achievement Award from Keep Texas Beautiful, earning a $310,000 prize for state road landscaping and a plaque.

Fort Worth is hosting its second annual Unified Dance, an event inclusive of both special needs and typical children, featuring dancing, arts, karaoke, and sensory-friendly activities.

The Grand Prairie Police Department is hosting a "Dog Walker Watch" event to train residents and their dogs to spot and report suspicious activities, fostering community crime prevention.

The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to an apartment fire on Las Vegas Trail; no one was found inside and no injuries reported as they quickly controlled the blaze. Cause is under investigation.

Dr. Lamark Goree has been named the lone finalist for Superintendent of the Duncanville Independent School District, bringing a track record of educational accomplishments from Caddo Parish.

The article describes the global observance of World Autism Awareness Day, highlighting the efforts by individuals and organizations to promote inclusivity and understanding for those on the autism spectrum.

Dallas Police aim to solve Christopher Littles Jr.'s 2018 murder, seeking tips to find the suspects who shot him after an altercation on Wadsworth Drive.

A cliffside trolley malfunction at Eagle Mountain Lake injured four, including a mother and two daughters; the mother was critically injured. The rare accident is under investigation.

Ennis, Texas prepares for the Great North American Eclipse, expecting the longest blackout in North America. Local police advise on safety and traffic for the influx of visitors.

The Plano Police Department held a free seminar on identity theft prevention, where Officer David Hogan educated attendees on safeguarding personal information.

Officials urge for clear roads during the Great American Eclipse for safety, promoting a safe community event "Dark in the Park" for viewers to enjoy the astronomical occurrence together.