Urban Tree Merchants, owned by Caleb and Kelly Geer, creates custom woodwork from salvaged trees in Arlington, promoting an eco-friendly business model.

"Innocence Before Deception," a play about a pastor's daughter's struggles, is set to open at Garland's Plaza Theater on April 26th, supporting local charities.

Dallas Arts Month begins on March 27 with a kickoff event at the Latino Cultural Center, featuring speakers, performances, and a variety of April events for the public to enjoy.

Wylie Police Department is conducting a 4-day ALERRT training at Davis Intermediate with other agencies to prepare for active threats; no actual emergency.

The Fort Worth Police arrested a suspect in a recent restaurant robbery, bringing relief to the community. The identity of the suspect remains undisclosed.

The Red Oak Police Department is reopening its free Citizens Public Safety Academy for residents 18+ to learn about local law enforcement and emergency services.

The Godley Fire Department quickly extinguished a grass fire near HWY 171, preventing casualties and property damage, and issued traffic advisories during the incident.

Irving Police arrested three men for the murder of Torrance Deveroex, seizing a firearm and charging them with murder. The suspects are in custody, awaiting further legal proceedings.

Assistant Chief Wawro of the Lewisville Police Department graduated from the FBI National Academy, an achievement highlighted in a department's social media post.

The McKinney Police Department mourns the loss of a K9 officer on duty, with fellow law enforcement expressing condolences and highlighting the deep bond between handlers and their dogs.

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.