Colossal Biosciences claims the birth of two dire wolves, marking a de-extinction milestone using CRISPR. Critics and ethicists question the authenticity of such efforts, debating the ecological and ethical implications.

White Settlement Community Services celebrates National Library Week with activities like coloring pages and Artist Trading Card kits, highlighting libraries as community hubs.

The Carrollton Health & Safety Fair was canceled due to forecasted storms, with activities like fitness courses, health screenings, and CPR training postponed until next year.

A man in Fort Worth was sentenced to 51 months for illegally possessing a machinegun after a deferred adjudication for a fatal heroin overdose he caused.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Collin County District Attorney's Office emphasizes their commitment to fighting for justice for children and calls for year-round community action against child abuse.

The Lewisville Police Department celebrated promotions and welcomed new officers in a ceremony, highlighting the department's growth and dedication to service.

Yizhak Sabo, 43, was arrested by the Dallas Police for sexual assault and indecency with a child. The case is ongoing, and the DPD is seeking information.

Dallas Love Field won 'Best Airport' in its category from ACI again and installed jet blast-powered charging stations, showcasing service excellence and sustainability.

Dallas marks the Fair Housing Act's anniversary with events on housing rights throughout April, featuring key city figures and a "Fair Housing Roadshow."

Dallas Animal Services is seeking foster homes for kittens and their mothers during kitten season and offers training for new fosters. They are also promoting the "Ticket to Ride" program and the Petco Love MEGA Adoption Event.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features the Adamson Art Show, Aliyah Cydonia's exhibit "donia," Colette Copeland's "Soundings," and free music lessons by Swan Strings.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas introduces a spring lineup of workshops including salsa dance classes, arts and crafts for kids, drawing techniques, a culinary class with Chef Reyna Duong, and ballet for young children.

Arlington plans various Earth Day activities, including a free festival at River Legacy Nature Center, sustainability events at UT Arlington and Arlington ISD, plus DIY eco-friendly activities suggested by the Parks & Rec department.