The Midlothian Police Department held its Annual Awards Dinner, honoring officers and staff for exceptional service, with local businesses supporting the event.

The Ovilla Service League is hosting a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for first responders at Vertical Church Ovilla, supported by various businesses and community members.

Kaufman County Commissioners to discuss Lot 54 reconfiguration in Kaufman Estates on March 12 amid public interest in development and neighborhood impact.

Carrollton announces its 9th annual TEXFest celebrating Texas culture with local craft beer, food, music, and vendors on March 2 in Historic Downtown.

A Texas doctor, Dr. Ikenna Adugba, was arrested for allegedly indecently assaulting patients, with investigations led by Denton Police and the Texas Attorney General's Office.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center unveils a diverse set of programs, including music education, concerts, film retrospectives, art exhibits, foraging walks, yoga sessions, and workshops for the upcoming months.

Mayor Scott LeMay highlighted Garland's bond program successes and future projects in his State of the City Address, also acknowledging cultural achievements and presenting community awards.

Arlington partners with USDA to trap aggressive coyotes after bites, closing Parkway Central Park and increasing safety measures around Jones Academy.

Dallas police seek help through #WantedWednesday on Twitter to find Ahskari Trussell, asking for tips via Crime Stoppers and advising the public not to intervene.

FC Dallas has entered a talent development partnership with Portuguese club Benfica, aiming to enhance youth academy opportunities and share soccer coaching strategies.

Fort Worth is hosting a Community Open House on February 26, where residents can engage with city officials and police representatives to discuss community concerns.

Eldorado Parkway in Frisco will have nighttime closures at Dallas Parkway intersection on four nights for Tollway widening work. Detours are provided, with north-south lanes open but no left or u-turns allowed.

The TCTCPA warns New Yorkers about the risks of sharing too much information on social media, potentially aiding criminals.