Garland is introducing native wildflowers to selected medians as an environmentally-friendly beautification pilot program, with plans to evaluate its success in the summer.

Ellis County offices will be closed on March 1st for Texas Independence Day, celebrating the state's 1836 declaration of independence from Mexico. Services resume on March 4th.

Collin County celebrates the first graduates of its Adult Mental Health Court, which focuses on treating mentally ill individuals instead of incarceration.

Arlington Police warn residents of scammers impersonating officers to extort money, advising the public to report such incidents and to never wire money based on phone requests.

The article describes a charity event called "YAPPY HOUR" hosted by the Grapevine Police Department and Grapevine Animal Services, where 25% of sales at the Bohemian Bull went to support local animal services.

The Music Made Here Concert Series in Garland will feature Texas country legend Gary P. Nunn for free on March 1.

The Allen Police Department in Texas introduced an online Community Crime Map for residents to track local crimes, but excludes sensitive data to protect victims.

A Dallas man is charged with murder for supplying fentanyl-laced pills that led to a woman's overdose, with the arrest aided by tracing drugs via Instagram.

Tarrant County Reentry Coalition focuses on aiding ex-inmates' reintegration, with discussions on existing programs, their impact on recidivism, and future improvements.

Fort Worth City Council has approved funds to upgrade the Will Rogers Memorial Center’s old escalators, contracting with Kone Inc. for a modern, reliable system.

Fort Worth is implementing a high-tech bike lane project on East Fourth Street/First Street that includes innovative signal technology to promote safer cycling paths in the city.

Fort Worth officials attended a workshop to address homelessness, discussing past efforts and future strategies, including creating housing and offering supportive services for the city's homeless population.

Nikki Haley campaigned in Texas, positioning herself as a new choice for president against Biden and Trump, while focusing on national security, immigration, and veteran care.