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.

Los Molcas Tacos Bar & Grill, known for authentic Nuevo León cuisine, thrives in downtown Arlington, enhancing the local dining scene with homemade dishes and a cozy atmosphere.

The United Football League's 2025 season begins with the Arlington Renegades playing the San Antonio Brahmas, featuring a new mascot and pre-game festivities.

White Settlement and Dallas Police recovered $150k in stolen construction equipment, seized firearms and drugs, and made an arrest following a burglary investigation.

Dallas expects fluctuating weather this week with highs in the 80s, chances of rain and thunderstorms, and varied wind conditions as per the National Weather Service.

Officer Sanson was sworn into the Lewisville Police Department, with her badge pinned by her father, emphasizing family and commitment to serve and protect the community.

Duncanville initiates a Trash Cart Pilot Program with Republic Services for better waste management, including a series of community meetings for resident feedback.

The LISD Art Show at the Lewisville Grand Theater showcases young students' art from the district, with public receptions and viewings during operating hours.

Dallas weather forecast indicates a shift from cloudy to sunny with a high near 84°F and clear skies at night. The week will have mostly sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms.

The Mesquite Police thanked the Elks Lodge and Auxiliary Club for their support at their annual dinner, naming community members and officers of the year.

Arlington's weekend offers diverse activities from Six Flags' Spring Break events to live concerts, the opening of the National Medal of Honor Museum, and various library programs, including a Taylor Swift karaoke tribute and a 3D printing workshop.

Fort Worth Police gave away $2000 in free gas to 70 vehicles during a surprise "Fuel Break for Spring Break" event, aiming to provide relief and foster community spirit.