Garland focuses on redevelopment and strategic projects to boost tax revenue and economic vitality, majorly through land assembly and partnerships with companies like Kraft-Heinz.

Roadwork in Frisco causes travel disruptions; residents are advised to plan commutes as multiple pavement repairs and intersection improvements are underway.

The Euless Library Foundation Book Sale offers affordable books on April 12 at the Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library, featuring deals on various genres and free treats from Pokey-O’s Cookies and Ice Cream.

Carrollton received an award for excellent financial reporting for the second year, highlighting their commitment to transparency and fiscal accountability.

Dallas residents can attend a briefing on April 3 about the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Master Plan at The Black Academy of Arts and Letters Auditorium.

Fort Worth inaugurated its new Council Chamber, aiming to modernize city operations and boost civic engagement, with a ceremony attended by city officials and community members.

Duncanville PD highlighted Officer Hernandez's role on the Regional CARE Team, which helps individuals with mental health, poverty, or homelessness issues, supported by the Dallas County Grant.

Lewisville City Hall teams up with SAZ Infrastructure, Inc. to repair local alleys beginning March 26 with expected completion by April 1; residents must adjust trash disposal during construction.

An elderly woman, Maria Rodriguez, was reported missing in Arlington, TX, but was found safely after the community's prompt response to a police appeal on social media.

Keller's Planning & Zoning Commission to hold public hearings on proposals including a large garage on Mount Gilead Road, an indoor entertainment facility at The Back Nine, and a Texana Bank branch opening, with details available online.

Frisco Police investigate a non-malicious incident where a bullet struck a school window, ensuring student safety and planning to refer findings to the DA's office.

Dallas commences a grand infrastructure project linking Trinity Strand, Circuit, and Katy trails with the construction of the Trinity Strand Trail Hi-Line Span pedestrian bridge in the Design District.

Arlington's new recreation center for those 50+, ACTIV, opens with sports facilities, social spaces, and plans for a natatorium. Memberships vary with age, with additional fees for non-residents.