The Fort Worth Fire Department honored the late Lt. Garey Pugh with a memorial service, attended by numerous firefighters and local departments expressing their unity and respect.

The one-year anniversary of 6-year-old Noel Angel Rodriguez Alvarez's disappearance is observed as efforts to find him continue, with his mother indicted for related crimes but still at large.

The Duncanville Police Department celebrates the diversity and growth of its female staff during Women's History Month and encourages more women to join their force. Their social media post about this garnered community support.

Ellis County authorities are preparing for the upcoming Total Eclipse by asking property owners to register their campers' details online to ensure public safety and efficient emergency responses.

Fort Worth celebrated Easter early with a community event hosted by Eastside Ministries, Railroad Projects, and the Eugene McCray Community Center at Village Creek Park.

The FWPD honored fallen officer William J. Courtney, who died in 1938, in a social media post remembering his service and sacrifice.

Gwen, a 50-pound pit mix, is up for adoption in Mansfield, Texas. Described as laid-back and perfect for a quiet home, she is not suitable for homes with cats. The local police department shared her adoption details on Facebook.

The Read Play Talk Fair in Mesquite celebrated community engagement, featuring local police participation, and focused on the importance of early childhood literacy.

Heather Harper Ellett is hosting a workshop at Fort Worth Public Library-Ridglea to help maintain creativity during tough times, with a focus on narrative therapy and neuropsychology.

Fort Worth introduces the new Downtown Express Library in City Hall, offering over 800 titles, digital access to the full catalog, free WiFi, and a self-service checkout. Open house on March 29 will showcase these features.

Fort Worth introduces a Community Intake Program aimed at reducing pet surrenders, requiring appointments before surrender and offering support to keep pets with their owners.

Families enjoyed the Northwest Spring Carnival, with activities like emergency vehicle exploration, horse petting, bike rodeo with helmet giveaway, and age-segmented Easter egg hunts. The event combined fun with educational content like bike safety.

Lewisville seeks volunteers for ColorPalooza, an event celebrating spring and community on April 27 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza featuring interactive activities aimed at creativity and environmental stewardship.