Registration for Camp Fort Worth is open, offering educational and fun activities for kids aged 5-13. Discounts and scholarships help ensure accessibility, with activities scheduled from June 10 to August 2.

Fort Worth promotes water conservation with SmartFlush and SmartRepair programs, offering water-efficient toilets and free leak repairs respectively, potentially saving thousands of gallons of water annually.

Fort Worth, TX, promotes the CodeRED app for emergency alerts and the MyFW app for post-storm cleanups, encouraging residents to stay informed and assist in communal recovery efforts.

The Dallas Police Department announced the death of Corporal Carl Joel Norris, leaving the community to mourn the lost officer and remember his service.

Richardson's annual art contest invites submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art with a 'Technology and Education' theme, offering a $200 prize. Submission deadline is April 25.

Garland's "Where the Heart Is" initiative focuses on revitalizing the Quail Creek neighborhood through community engagement and targeted improvements.

Lewisville Public Library offers free tax preparation through VITA and AARP programs, gaming sessions, and activities for children and teens. Services require, no sign-ups, or ticket collection. Visit their website for details.

The Mesquite Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association offers affordable fingerprinting services every Thursday from 7-9pm at $10 per card, suitable for non-immigration purposes.

The Euless Police Department honors the late Officer David S. Hofer on the anniversary of his end of watch, reflecting on his legacy and service from 2016.

APD honored the first female officer, Lieutenant Martha Wellbanks, for Women's History Month, commemorating her groundbreaking achievements in the department since 1972.

The article highlights the achievements of Sheriff Marian Brown, the first African-American Sheriff of Dallas County, her law enforcement career since 1988, and her impact on the community.

The Grand Prairie Police Department remembered Officer Lyndon King, killed by a drunk driver in 1982, emphasizing their commitment to never forget his sacrifice.

Dallas is evaluating its nighttime economy, gathering data via surveys for Visit Dallas' economic analysis. The findings will be discussed at the Sociable City Summit.