A Dallas man, Timothy Gantt, was shot on March 14 and died four days later. Benjamin Edwards, jailed on a different charge, has been accused of his murder.

Carrollton is hosting a free Health & Safety Fair with activities and health screenings at Standridge Stadium, featuring first responders and family-friendly fun.

Arlington, Texas holds a ceremony honoring WWII hero Colonel Neel E. Kearby, a Medal of Honor recipient and local flying ace, at City Center Plaza on March 25.

Interstate 45 lanes reopened after a multi-vehicle incident, including a car hauler crash, which caused significant traffic delays. Cleanup efforts allowed for normal traffic flow resumption.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office emphasized safe celebration practices on St. Patrick's Day, advocating for sober driving and planning ahead to avoid DWI incidents.

The Frisco Police Department encourages the use of their mobile app for community safety, offering resources like an interactive crime map and real-time updates.

The weather in Dallas this week will include sunshine, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Dallas celebrates its 11th annual Arts Month, starting with a press conference at City Hall. The city's cultural events will feature local artist performances and Culture Pass Dallas returns.

The Fort Worth Public Library is offering outdoor story times in collaboration with the Fort Worth Park & Recreation this spring, with added activities and free events for library cardholders.

The City of Dallas has launched an updated 311 app and online service portal with bilingual capabilities to improve non-emergency service requests for residents.

The Grand Prairie Small Business Expo on March 21, 2024, offers networking, resources, and sessions for local entrepreneurs to engage with regional organizations.

The Dallas area is expected to experience a variety of weather conditions, including sunny skies, rain, and thunderstorms, with fluctuating temperatures over the coming days.

Frisco's City Council partners with Rollertown Beerworks to build a new $10 million brewery headquarters, aiming to boost downtown entertainment and draw tourists.