A young advocate, Landry, stood up at a park board meeting in Dallas to contest cuts to park funding, sparking social media attention and drawing praise for defending urban green spaces.

The Arlington Police Department held its Annual Awards Ceremony, recognizing the work of employees, volunteers, and partners in a variety of service areas.

The Arlington Public Library's FFAPL Spring Book Sale will be held from March 18-22, 2025, offering books and more at the Meadowbrook Recreation Center.

Euless Police evacuated KEYS High School and DAEP after a bomb threat. Approximately 1,200 evacuated; no explosives found. Incident linked to similar threats across central Texas.

Raldon Street in Lewisville to be re-asphalted, with work starting March 5 and expected to complete by March 21, weather permitting; residents must move parked cars or face towing.

Lewisville Police introduce a limited-edition badge for their centennial, encouraging community engagement through social media sharing with #LewisvillePD.

Lewisville is set to celebrate St. Paddy's Texas Style on March 15, featuring Irish music, dance, and Texas country, with volunteers sought for event support.

The Kaufman County Child Welfare Board will hold its monthly meeting on March 11, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the Development Services office, with a virtual option available.

A Fort Worth man, Sharif Ahmad Jasmine, received a 50-year prison sentence for Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child, manipulating a minor for explicit material using Wi-Fi as leverage.

Dallas and FIFA announced plans for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with city and FIFA officials, including Mayor Eric Johnson, outlining details during a briefing at Dallas City Hall.

Five Grand Prairie City Council members were appointed to National League of Cities committees, advocating for policies on environmental sustainability, economic development, transportation, education, and infrastructure.

Fort Worth is developing an urban mobility plan focused on urban rail systems led by Mayor Mattie Parker, addressing the needs of its growing population, with an Urban Rail Committee exploring transit solutions.

The Denton Fire Department celebrated its members' achievements and growth at an annual banquet, recognizing several firefighters for their service and officially inducting 25 new recruits.