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.

The Sounds of Lewisville concert series starts May 7, offering free Tuesday night outdoor performances in Wayne Ferguson Plaza through June, featuring a variety of musical acts including tribute bands and original artists.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Department and the US National Weather Service are hosting Severe Weather Awareness Week to educate Dallas residents on safety for upcoming spring weather.

Kyndall Moyers from Lamar High School has won Arlington's Student-Athlete of the Month award for her academic and soccer achievements, overcoming a severe knee injury.

The FTC is attempting to block the $25 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, expressing concerns that it would reduce competition and increase food prices for consumers.

Decatur Independent School District in Texas is considering a four-day school week to address teacher attrition and optimize operations, with mixed community views on the potential changes.

A crash on southbound I-35W near Vintage Boulevard caused delays and a significant road closure, but all lanes reopened by 5:32 a.m. with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Garland Municipal Court is hosting a warrant resolution drive from March 4 to March 8, offering discounted fines and waiving the $50 warrant fee for individuals with outstanding warrants who settle their cases in person.

Dallas experiences rapid weather changes, with high winds and temperature swings, along with warnings of grass fires and varied conditions expected throughout the week.