Sportec Solutions is establishing its U.S. headquarters in Arlington, Texas, specializing in match data and video referee services for MLS. They've received a $1M grant and plan to create 17 jobs with an average salary of $55,000.

Terrance Barnard was sentenced to seven years in prison for a multi-million dollar COVID-19 testing fraud and ordered to pay over $7 million in restitution.

Arlington Parks & Recreation warns gardeners of five invasive plants, including Horsetail Reed and Bamboo, that can quickly overrun gardens if not contained.

Arlington offers events including the Texas Rangers game, Arlington Bass Classic, South Street Art Festival, Earth Day Festival, and cultural festivities at Six Flags Over Texas.

El Tiempo Cantina is opening at Arlington's Choctaw Stadium in May, bringing its Tex-Mex cuisine from Houston to the DFW area, alongside other amenities and events at the stadium.

Carrollton embraced environmental awareness with a storm drain art program, displaying seven local artists' works designed to raise awareness about stormwater pollution.

Arlington's Buena Vista - West neighborhood saw over two tons of trash removed thanks to a community cleanup involving locals, city workers, and volunteers.

The article describes the changing weather conditions in Dallas for the coming week, from sunny skies to potential thunderstorms and rainfall as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A 16-year-old has been arrested for a fatal shooting at a Lewisville hookah lounge, with one dead and another injured. The investigation continues for potential accomplices.

The Haltom City Police Department warns of rental scams where fraudsters take deposits without showing properties, advising to see rentals before paying.

The Garland Police Department has issued a traffic safety alert for the upcoming total solar eclipse, advising residents to prepare for travel and not stop on highways to watch the event.

Mayor Faron Young and the City Council issued proclamations on various issues, such as Child Abuse Prevention and Autism Awareness Months, and to honor telecommunicators, animal control officers, and the fire department's 75th anniversary.

Mesquite Police Department organizes National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on April 27, 2024, to combat opioid misuse by collecting unused medications.