An elderly woman, Maria Rodriguez, was reported missing in Arlington, TX, but was found safely after the community's prompt response to a police appeal on social media.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission to hold public hearings on proposals including a large garage on Mount Gilead Road, an indoor entertainment facility at The Back Nine, and a Texana Bank branch opening, with details available online.

Frisco Police investigate a non-malicious incident where a bullet struck a school window, ensuring student safety and planning to refer findings to the DA's office.

Dallas commences a grand infrastructure project linking Trinity Strand, Circuit, and Katy trails with the construction of the Trinity Strand Trail Hi-Line Span pedestrian bridge in the Design District.

Arlington's new recreation center for those 50+, ACTIV, opens with sports facilities, social spaces, and plans for a natatorium. Memberships vary with age, with additional fees for non-residents.

John Stacy, a Rockwall County Commissioner, received a resolution from State Representative Katrina Pierson in appreciation of his service to Precinct 4.

Convicted nurse practitioner, Trivikram Reddy, must forfeit over $40 million in foreign assets for healthcare fraud, as per Acting U.S. Attorney Chad E. Meacham's announcement.

The Dallas Park and Recreation is hosting a free college tour to Texas A&M and Prairie View A&M on March 28th, providing transport and aiming to educate prospective students.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Dallas with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, highs in the 70s and 80s, and gusty winds.

Grand Prairie will honor Cesar Chavez/Dolores Huerta Day with city office closures but maintains essential services like waste collection and some recreation centers.

The Downtown Arlington Farmers Market opens on March 29, offering local produce and artisan goods every Saturday.

Create Texas at Wellspring's first art exhibit "Come as You Are" featuring works by Trey Wilder, Wes Coke, and Justin J Simmons opens on April 5, 2025.

Water service in Oates and Northwest was restored following a significant main break, with repairs completed late on March 24, as informed by the City of Mesquite.