The article details the weather forecast for Dallas, predicting sunny days with south winds and the chance of showers and thunderstorms towards the end of the week.

Fort Worth man, 25, was arrested for attempted burglary near TCU campus. City and TCU police coordinated in the effort, with the community expressing relief at the apprehension.

Arlington Police seek public help to identify two suspects in a violent robbery outside a bar, using a "Who's That Wednesday?" virtual lineup on Facebook.

JoDan Shelton has been promoted to Animal Services Foreman for the City of Euless, bringing years of experience and multiple certifications, including Euthanasia Technician and Texas Certified Cruelty Investigator, to his new role.

Mesquite's annual Bunny EGGstravaganza offers free fun with egg hunts, crafts, bounce houses, and photos with the Easter Bunny on March 30 at Evans Rec Center.

The Sid W. Richardson Agricultural Hub has opened in Fort Worth to distribute fresh produce to 500,000 North Texans, aiming to tackle food insecurity in the region.

Two teenagers face capital murder charges for the shooting of Noah Willis in Dallas, with the second suspect, Tykendriyan Duke, recently arrested and his bond set at $1 million.

Mill Creek Residential has started preleasing for Modera Trinity, a luxury seven-story apartment complex in West Dallas, featuring high-end amenities and skyline views, set to welcome residents soon.

The Dallas Police Department issued a #WantedWednesday appeal for information on Ledarryl Levell Randolph, asking the public for tips through Crime Stoppers and advising non-interference.

The City of Dallas Small Business Center launches a Microgrant Program to provide financial support to small businesses affected by economic challenges. Applications for the grant start on March 5th.

Fort Worth students attended a City Council meeting for a civic education program, with interactive courses like "My Government & Me," enhancing their understanding of local government and citizenship.

The DEA warns of a rise in fake pills containing lethal doses of fentanyl, with over 79 million seized last year, prompting a #OnePillCanKill public awareness campaign.

The Bedford Center YMCA hosted a successful Polar Plunge event, raising $4,000 for Special Olympics Texas, with local police officers participating and creating buzz online.