The Dallas Police Department announced #MondayMentions, a series of events for community engagement, emphasizing transparency and cooperation with residents. Details will be on their social media.

Fossil Ridge High School students in Keller, Texas, organized a donation drive to aid victims of the state's wildfires, collecting essential goods for them and firefighters.

Arlington community members are actively participating in the upkeep of the O.S. Gray Natural Area through volunteer work and events, led by the Friends of O.S. Gray Natural Area and Arlington Parks and Recreation.

Arlington commemorates Martha Walker, its first female city council member, whose decade of service and community improvements, including the creation of Martha Walker Park, left a lasting impact.

Brigitte McClay was named the 2023 Civilian of the Year by the Euless Police Department, receiving the Bill Harvell Award for her contributions to the community.

The Cedar Hill Police Department honored its female staff on International Women's Day, acknowledging their roles from officers to clerks on Facebook.

Faye Stinneford was named the 2023 Volunteer of the Year by the Euless Police Department for her outstanding community service, an honor announced on their Facebook page.

The Allen City Library will be closed on Easter Sunday, March 31, with no materials due that day. Regular operations will resume on April 1 at 10 a.m.

Fort Worth opens a temporary Downtown Express Library offering over 800 items, WiFi, and a digital kiosk. It operates weekdays with plans for permanent space.

The Fort Worth Public Library has launched a Spring Reading Challenge, encouraging reading and offering badges through the Beanstack app, with rewards including a free book and a chance to design official bookmarks.

The Dallas Police Department issued a reminder to set clocks forward for Daylight Saving Time on March 10th, acknowledging the minor sleep disruption it causes.

The Lewisville Public Library earned the 2023 Achievement of Library Excellence Award for its community services, inclusive programs, and technological advancements.

TxDOT's "Drive Sober. No Regrets." campaign targets spring breakers in Texas, urging them not to drive after drinking and highlighting the severe consequences of drunk driving through personal stories and sobering statistics.