April is recognized as National Records and Information Management Month, celebrating the vital role of records management, as highlighted by the Frisco Police Department's appreciation for their Records Division.

A woman in Plano, TX, was arrested for the murder of a 55-year-old man, with the relationship and motive still unclear.

Plano Police are seeking help to find Heather Brown, 43, missing since April 22, from Pebblecreek Court. She's 5'4", brown hair, blue eyes. No suspected foul play. Call 972-424-5678 with info.

A major accident in Cedar Hill led to the closure of S Clark Road, with authorities managing the scene and advising alternative routes. The road has since reopened with no reports of critical injuries.

Emergency services responded to a mental health crisis in Hampshire Lane, with the police stating the situation is contained and no threat to the public exists. Authorities provided mental health resources, including hotlines and text services.

Lewisville Police Department and LISD Choices program host a medication take-back event on April 27th at Lewisville High School to combat prescription drug abuse.

A man's body was found under a bridge in Garland, prompting a death investigation. Authorities are awaiting the Medical Examiner's report to determine the cause of death.

Nick Lewis, known as Mr. Nick, has been honored as Employee of the Month by Arlington Parks for his dedication as a Program Coordinator at The Beacon community center.

A garage fire in Lantana was swiftly contained by firefighters, with all three home occupants safely evacuated and no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Fort Worth is set to upgrade the Edwards Ranch Pump Station, including replacing old infrastructure and adding a generator. A community meeting is scheduled for April 25 to discuss the project's details.

Richardson's City Hall is hosting a public open house on April 27, where residents can learn about ongoing infrastructure projects and the 2015 and 2021 Bond Programs.

Dallas celebrates International Dance Day with a free event featuring a dance class, live music, and a panel discussion at the City Hall Lobby on April 29, from Noon to 2 p.m.

Early voting for Dallas' $1.25 billion bond program begins, with voters deciding on 10 separate propositions for infrastructure and social services improvements. Voting details can be found on the city's website.