Officer Clark from Texas secured second place at the Texas DPS Region 1 Inspector Challenge and will advance to the state level competition, as announced by Carrollton PD on Twitter.

Jim Pope was named the 2023 Volunteer of the Year by the Euless Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association for his commitment to the Euless Police Department.

The Keller City Council is seeking resident feedback on the city's direction and quality of life through a community survey to inform next year's budget planning. The survey closes on March 24 and can be completed online.

Volunteers at O.S. Gray Natural Area in Arlington work on park maintenance and community events, with efforts led by the Friends of O.S. Gray nonprofit group.

The Lewisville Public Library provides events for all ages, including free tax help from United Way's VITA program, crafting, gaming for teens, and a screening of "The Little Mermaid."

The Dallas Public Library is providing high schoolers with free prom attire through its Fairy Tale Closet initiative, with select dates in March for fittings.

Carrollton hosts "Tails & Trails" 5K race on April 27 to benefit the local animal services and adoption center, offering fitness and fun for runners, walkers, and their dogs.

The City of Denton's audit report details successes and flaws in its hiring processes, including the absence of structured interview procedures and inconsistent documentation, with additional focus on civil service exam issues.

The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas is undergoing an expansion with the aim of urban renewal and economic growth, benefiting surrounding communities.

The City of Allen, Texas, is hiring maintenance workers to manage water and sewer systems, emphasizing the roles' importance to public health and community welfare.

Fort Worth residents rate city services positively overall while identifying street repairs and police enhancements as key areas for improvement, according to a city survey.

Police departments in the Dallas area are uniting for a community policing event, Unidos, to strengthen relations with local communities. The event is open to all and fosters dialogue between residents and law enforcement.

The annual Spring Book Sale hosted by the Friends and Foundation of the Arlington Public Library begins today and runs until March 10, offering books and other items for sale.