Audubon Park in Garland is hosting 'Trunk -N- Hunt' on March 27, offering a new spin on Easter egg hunts with themed car trunks, games, and food trucks for families.

Garland, Texas, stands out for homeowners' long-term residence, ranking fourth in the U.S. for settled homeowners, with 36.6% living in the same home for over 14 years. The city also ranks as the No. 10 "Most Affordable Beloved U.S. City."

The Allen City Council has approved $4.1 million for street repairs and upgrades to the Don Rodenbaugh Aquatics Center, including new locker rooms and golf carts at Watters Creek. Meetings are held twice a month and are open to the public.

A fight involving juveniles at Stonebriar Center in Frisco led to a police response and temporary alarm over mistaken reports of gunshots. No injuries or arrests were reported, and the mall remained open.

A woman was fatally hit by two SUVs while crossing a Dallas street; the area had no crosswalk. Drivers cooperated with police. The city plans to invest in pedestrian safety.

Plano police conducted a sweep for ATM skimming devices in an operation called "Sanitize the City," but found no devices despite some evidence of tampering.

Two bodies were discovered in a Wylie, Texas home, with no threat to the community and police not seeking suspects. Investigations continue into the shooting deaths of Dakota Davis and Raylee Grimes.

A driver was arrested in White Settlement for DWI after being found asleep on the road with a blood alcohol level three times the limit, marking the eighth such arrest in a week.

Frank Kent’s Dream Park in Fort Worth will close for annual maintenance from February 24 to March 1, with alternative playground suggestions offered by the city.

Fort Worth invites residents to influence city policies by applying for various board and commission vacancies, from aviation advisory to zoning commission roles.

A teen boy was killed and a girl injured in a South Dallas shooting. Dallas Police found them outside an apartment complex, later identifying the event as isolated with no ongoing threat. Detectives seek information.

The old police station, built in the '90s, was demolished to make way for a parking facility and asset building, a change announced on the department's Facebook page.

The article discusses "Rise: The Hall of Negro Life," a documentary honoring the 1936 Texas Centennial Fair's Hall of Negro Life, a key site for Black art and civil rights planning.