The Waxahachie Police have partnered with Special Olympics for the 2024 Polar Plunge fundraiser at the YMCA pool to support athletes with intellectual disabilities.

The Ovilla Service League is hosting a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for first responders at Vertical Church Ovilla, supported by various businesses and community members.

The Prom Closet at St. Andrew Methodist Church in Plano is offering free prom dresses to high school girls, with sessions available for attendees from various regions.

Henry, Fort Worth's renowned canine municipal worker, is retiring on February 23, after over a decade of service, having raised awareness and funds for shelter animals.

Local community center announces a Spring Break Camp from March 11-15 for children aged 5-13, including educational and recreational activities, with daily or full-week registrations available.

Arlington partners with USDA to trap aggressive coyotes after bites, closing Parkway Central Park and increasing safety measures around Jones Academy.

A Dallas ad agency's "He Gets Us" Super Bowl campaign aimed to share Jesus' message of love, but faced scrutiny over the backers' controversial views.

The AARP offers free tax preparation at the Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library until April 15, with first-come, first-served sessions every Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Carrollton Animal Services warns North Texas residents of rising raccoon distemper cases, which pose health risks to unvaccinated dogs. They urge the community to practice good hygiene and report sick wildlife.

Southlake, Texas, launches a cash-back program, giving shoppers 5% back at over 300 local businesses to boost the economy and support small businesses.

Three North Texas educational institutions were recognized by The Commit Partnership for effectively preparing students for well-paying careers, receiving $25,000 each for their initiatives.

The Dallas Police Department received a $10 million grant from the Communities Foundation of Texas for a new training academy, with the total project cost estimated at $140 million.

The new Mesquite Natatorium in Texas, a collaboration between the city, school district, and Dallas College, offers advanced aquatic facilities, including an innovative aluminum structure.