Fort Worth designates the Grand High Court of the Heroines of Jericho and the Mulholland Building as historical landmarks, recognizing their architectural and cultural significance.

The University of Texas at Arlington maintains its R1 status, emblematic of its high research activity, with $155 million in research expenditures in 2024 and significant contributions to both the local and national economy.

Carrollton officials announced an Arbor Day tree giveaway on April 19 to restore areas affected by last year's storms, requiring residents to preregister and providing 300 trees on a first-come basis.

A 16-year-old was fatally shot in Dallas; 20-year-old suspect Camron Davis was arrested in connection with the murder.

Dallas Police Department announces a new traffic control plan for Deep Ellum's nightlife, increasing patrols and using barricades to manage the flow of cars and people.

Tyler Wakefield, 27, received a 15-year prison sentence for a series of attacks on women in Collin County, which included stalking and an attempted assault in a Plano apartment complex.

Atmos Energy offers assistance to customers with high gas bills after a cold winter, including Budget Billing, Installment Plans, and links to energy assistance programs, as shared by the City of White Settlement.

Carrollton's cleanup from severe weather continues, with scheduled trash services and debris drop-off offered to residents.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson will testify before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs regarding the affordable housing crisis.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is hosting "Luck of the Paws" for St. Patrick's Day, an event at City Hall on March 13 to promote pet adoption and fostering.

Fort Worth Water introduced a free SmartWater Assessment Program to assist local businesses and organizations in reducing water usage and utility costs.

Fort Worth Police are searching for missing 36-year-old Jorah Michael Benson last seen March 5. The public is urged to share information to aid his safe return.

Mansfield Summit High School Jaguars won their first state championship in basketball, while Kennedale Wildcats also clinched a state title, both celebrating the teams' hard work and unity.