Northbound lanes on Dallas North Tollway at Parker Rd. in Plano were closed due to an incident, causing significant delays. The cause and resolution timeline were not specified.

The Allen City Library will be closed on Easter Sunday, March 31, with no materials due that day. Regular operations will resume on April 1 at 10 a.m.

Fort Worth Police seeks information on a fatal hit-and-run incident on Parkview Hills Ln. Witnesses are urged to contact Detective Tate or Crime Stoppers with information.

Fort Worth opens a temporary Downtown Express Library offering over 800 items, WiFi, and a digital kiosk. It operates weekdays with plans for permanent space.

The Dallas Police Department issued a reminder to set clocks forward for Daylight Saving Time on March 10th, acknowledging the minor sleep disruption it causes.

A man named Erik Hurtado was fatally shot in southeast Dallas, prompting a police investigation. The incident is still under investigation, with Detectives seeking information from the public.

The White Settlement Police report a decrease in violent crime but a rise in vehicle burglaries and 16 DWI arrests for February, highlighting mixed crime trends.

Garland City Hall hosts an Internship and Seasonal Job Fair on March 16, providing networking and hands-on experience opportunities in various industries.

Curtis Howard has been promoted to Director of Neighborhood Services for the Plano Police Department, bringing extensive legal and management experience to his new role.

Lewisville, Texas, is hosting a free SOLARbration event for the total solar eclipse at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on April 8, with concerts, games, and food.

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department offers a variety of spring activities for all ages, including fitness, arts, educational workshops, and musical events, as shared in their recent newsletter.

Dallas is expected to have variable weather this week, with a gradual rise in temperature, chances of rain, and strong winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Garland Police intensify DWI patrols during Spring Break, warning party-goers of the risks and consequences of driving intoxicated, including jail time and fines.