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.

Arlington Animal Services is promoting the adoption of six pups, ready for new homes before Valentine’s Day, with adoption fees covering vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and a microchip.

A Harris County deputy, Ronald Bates, died in a car crash after his shift. The 31-year law enforcement veteran was 62. The crash is under investigation, and his death greatly affects the community and colleagues.

Allen, TX officials warn of a distemper outbreak affecting raccoons and potentially pets. A low-cost vaccine clinic is offered by Allen Animal Services to protect domestic animals.

The article discusses the serious issue of stalking, offering advice from the Plano Police Department on how victims can protect themselves and seek assistance from local resources and support organizations.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Office successfully collected over 130 firearms during its first Gun Buy Back event aimed at reducing guns on the streets.

Mesquite Police Department celebrated the graduation of seven new officers from the Basic Peace Officer Course #22 and is preparing them for field training.

Fort Worth invests over $660k from a legal settlement into education, treatment, and support to combat opioid addiction, with local organizations benefitting from the funds.