Frisco Police declared a threat to local schools non-credible, ensuring student and faculty safety, and continue to investigate the origins of the threat.

A filing would convert 309 W. 7th's Oil & Gas Building into a boutique hotel with a rooftop restaurant, spa and restored historic facade.

Fort Worth remembers the delightful aroma of Mrs. Baird's Bakery, a local treasure and one-time largest family-owned bakery in the US, which infused the city with the smell of fresh bread from the 1950s through the '80s.

The lineup for Texas Tunes 2026 at the Lewisville Grand Theater is announced, featuring the Tejas Brothers, Jazzmeia Horn, and others, with tickets available online.

Dallas observed Human Trafficking Awareness Month with a luncheon to honor those combating the issue and plan future actions, featuring a coalition of city officials and activists.

Ellis County is experiencing road closures due to high water levels, with authorities urging residents to stay updated on conditions and report flooded streets.

Celina ISD's board will meet in closed session Monday to review personnel matters tied to a former coach accused of filming and coercing middle‑school students. The meeting follows federal indictments and multiple civil suits.

Frisco's Northwest Community Park is slated to open in summer with new biking features, including an all-weather pump track appealing to all skill levels.

Rudy Karimi was appointed Chair of the Dallas Park and Recreation Board's Safety and Security Committee, focusing on addressing safety concerns in the city's parks and inviting public input.

Mesquite Police Department in Texas honored their officers on National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day with a Facebook post celebrating their service and dedication.

Pride in Dallas set Pride week for Sept. 13-20, 2026, and renamed its Cedar Springs parade to honor longtime organizer Michael Doughman.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville will host "Conversations with Artists" at The Grand, featuring dialogue with artists from the "Absolutely Abstract" exhibit on Jan 18.

Lewisville's ColorPalooza event is seeking vendors, excluding corporate ones, for its April 25 celebration. Applications close March 29. The event will feature various exhibits and activities, prioritizing handcrafted goods and cultural foods.