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Arts & Culture in ...
Downtown Garland offers a free gallery walk featuring David Bates' sculpture, with exhibits at various locations including a pop-up gallery in a laundromat.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A body found on Southern Oaks Boulevard in Dallas sparked a homicide investigation after the victim, Victor Taylor, was found shot, prompting Detective Guy Curtis to seek public assistance.
Community & Society in ...
The article recounts the anniversary of Officer Ludwig W. Bruno's death, honoring his memory and service after he died from injuries sustained when struck by a car in 1977.
White Settlement police arrested a juvenile for vehicle burglary and recovered a stolen gun after a prompt response to a reported crime scene on Dale Lane.
Politics & Govt in ...
Fort Worth's primaries for congressional seats and local offices are on March 5. Voters can use any Vote Center from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Trinity Metro offers free rides to polling places.
A man found with fatal stab wounds in Dallas has prompted a homicide investigation. The victim, identified as Harold Dillard, was declared dead at the crime scene. Police seek witnesses and tips.
Weather & Environment in ...
The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, indicating a mix of sun and storms for the week, with varying chances of thunderstorms and gradual changes in temperature.
Local artist John Bramblitt is set to paint Garland's third mural, featuring his tactile paint technique, adding to the Bankhead Cultural Arts District.
Garland's "Where the Heart Is" initiative focuses on revitalizing the Quail Creek neighborhood through community engagement and targeted improvements.
The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission invites public input on converting 131 Hill St. to an office and 138 Olive St. to a retail space, with hearings on March 12.
Frisco, Texas, launches an online map to track and report coyote sightings to improve public safety and awareness.
Detective Paul Carson retires from the Mansfield Police Department after 23 years of service, notably contributing to the Tri County Auto Theft Task Force.
The Grand Prairie Police Department remembered Officer Lyndon King, killed by a drunk driver in 1982, emphasizing their commitment to never forget his sacrifice.
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