The City of Garland is holding an Earth Day Celebration with educational sessions on sustainability, renewable energy, and conservation, but there will be no Recycle Row or shredding services this year.

The Red Goose Saloon in Fort Worth hosted the Moonlight Cabaret, featuring family-friendly drag performances without lip-syncing, though it drew minimal attendance.

Texas A&M University hosted "Draggieland," a student-run drag show, amidst resistance and debate over freedom of expression within the university system.

Fort Worth officials encourage residents to dispose of household hazardous waste at the ECC on Bridge St., with operational hours Thurs - Sat and certain documentation required.

Ballard Power Systems is building a $160 million fuel-cell manufacturing plant in Rockwall, Texas, with a $40 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is competing to be recognized as one of Texas' top shelters, seeking testimonials to boost its profile and increase adoptions.

Trinity High School's GAP and Trinity GAP Rescue host a walk-a-thon at the school's track to support Euless Animal Shelter, nurturing funds, awareness, and potential adoptions for shelter dogs.

The Mesquite Police Department revealed that Texas has not had a day without a road fatality since November 7, 2000, urging for safer driving to end this streak.

The Fort Worth Park & Recreation and New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church are hosting the second annual Fun Over Guns pitch, hit, and run competition for kids aged 7-14.

Fort Worth has launched the R3 program, in partnership with the American Warrior Association, to provide holistic wellness support to first responders dealing with mental health issues from on-the-job stress and trauma.

The Plano Police Department held a Fentanyl Forum with the DEA to inform the public about the dangers of fentanyl and strategies to combat its spread.

The Euless Family Life Center is organizing a trip to Southfork Ranch, famed from the "Dallas" TV series, on April 19th, offering guided tours and a look at memorabilia.

Wylie, Texas residents are encouraged to meet their local law enforcement at the Shamrock Festival at Collin College Wylie Campus, where officers will interact with the community and discuss upcoming events.