The Bedford Police underwent Tactical Medicine training to apply life-saving techniques like tourniquet application in various high-pressure scenarios, reflecting the unpredictable nature of police work.

A Plano man received a 55-year prison sentence for continuous sexual abuse of a child over a 10-year period. The victim revealed the abuse as a teenager, resulting in the man's conviction.

The Keller Parks Department has opened a new playground at The Keller Pointe, costing $150,000, funded by sales tax, designed to create fun memories for families.

The Lewisville Public Library provides events for all ages, including free tax help from United Way's VITA program, crafting, gaming for teens, and a screening of "The Little Mermaid."

Mesquite is undergoing extensive road construction, including the Skyline Drive project set to finish by May and Eastridge Park improvements due in spring, with other projects continuing into 2024.

Dallas is rebranding its 311 service, including an app with Spanish translation, improved design, and functionality, to enhance non-emergency city services accessibly.

The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas is undergoing an expansion with the aim of urban renewal and economic growth, benefiting surrounding communities.

Dallas faces storms with potential severe weather, including hail and strong winds. Flood warnings are in effect with possible localized flooding, while a brief clear period is expected before more storms.

Allen Community Development Corporation reallocates $109,474 for locker room renovations at Don Rodenbaugh Aquatics Center, utilizing savings from a previous project.

Allen's City Council approved a $450,000 annual contract to improve road safety by repainting street markings, following a 2022 street evaluation highlighting safety issues.

Fort Worth is preparing for increased Spring Break traffic by reopening lane closures and offering transportation tips to help visitors navigate around popular destinations and construction.

Fort Worth residents rate city services positively overall while identifying street repairs and police enhancements as key areas for improvement, according to a city survey.

The annual Spring Book Sale hosted by the Friends and Foundation of the Arlington Public Library begins today and runs until March 10, offering books and other items for sale.