Tarrant County commemorated National Supreme Sacrifice Day, honoring fallen peace officers and reflecting on their legacy at a memorial by the 1895 courthouse in Downtown Fort Worth.

Arlington enforces a new trash policy requiring residents to use designated carts for curbside pickup, providing resources for guidance on the change.

The Red Goose Saloon in Fort Worth hosts a "Moondance Drag Brunch" for minors with parental discretion, featuring performer Salem Moon. The event has sparked debate on the suitability of drag shows for children.

Plano Police are offering a free life skills seminar focusing on dating, driving, and drugs, to take place at Davis Library. It's aimed at young adults, not suitable for under-11s.

Carrollton is hosting a free Health & Safety Fair with activities and health screenings at Standridge Stadium, featuring first responders and family-friendly fun.

The Allen Public Library's interlibrary loan service is pausing from April 1, 2024, due to a system upgrade, affecting the statewide program. No timeline for resumption is given.

The Frisco community is preparing for the 3rd Annual Back-the-Blue Row-a-Thon to support law enforcement, scheduled for April 6th and hosted by the FriscoYMCA.

Dallas is preparing for the April 8 solar eclipse, expecting visitors and implementing plans for traffic management and public safety, while emphasizing the event's accessibility and advising on the importance of protective eyewear.

Fort Worth is hosting a Warrant Forgiveness Event on March 23 for locals with unpaid citations to resolve them, with legal and job advice also available.

The Adult Spelling Bee at Southwest Regional Library will challenge teams to compete on March 24. Solo participants are welcome and can join forces with others. Winners may advance to the Regional Bee. Call 817-392-5860 to enter.

Arlington, Texas holds a ceremony honoring WWII hero Colonel Neel E. Kearby, a Medal of Honor recipient and local flying ace, at City Center Plaza on March 25.

Dallas celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a parade and block party on Greenville Avenue, featuring family-friendly entertainment, Irish music, and a significant economic boost for local businesses.

The Northwest Spring Carnival in Fort Worth will offer activities including a bike rodeo, Easter egg hunt, touch-a-truck, safety exhibits, a car show, giveaways, games, and food. It's a free event on March 23 at the Diamond Hill Community Center.