The Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas is hosting a sold-out solar eclipse viewing event with educational activities on April 8th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The article describes the upcoming weather forecast for Dallas, including sun, potential rain, and rising temperatures through the week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The City Plan Commission has approved Ramrock Real Estate's project to redevelop Preston Center, slated to include high-rise buildings and mixed-income housing.

Pulido's Mexican Restaurant in Fort Worth, a 57-year legacy eatery, is set to reopen after closing in October, with Westland Restaurant Group planning to revive five locations.

An outdated Dallas office building may be converted into residential units aimed at downsizers, with a zoning application submitted and city review pending.

The historic site known as The Brewery, near Victory Park in Dallas, is on sale, offering redevelopment opportunities for potential buyers. Foundry Commercial is handling the sale of this nearly four-acre property.

Dallas ISD, in partnership with Intuit, launches Curbside Delights, Texas' first student-run food truck program, aimed at real-world business experience for students.

Wylie PD officers complete SWAT School and participate in the Baker to Vegas Relay, highlighting their physical capabilities and teamwork. The department encourages new recruits to apply.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honored the late Lt. Garey Pugh with a memorial service, attended by numerous firefighters and local departments expressing their unity and respect.

The one-year anniversary of 6-year-old Noel Angel Rodriguez Alvarez's disappearance is observed as efforts to find him continue, with his mother indicted for related crimes but still at large.

The South Street Art Festival returns to Arlington from April 5-7, offering an open-air gallery of diverse artworks, live entertainment, and cultural experiences for visitors and locals alike.

A fatal car crash occurred on a Dallas highway, leading to one death and hospitalizing two others. The accident involved a vehicle flipping into a power pole, prompting road closures for investigation.

The Duncanville City Manager has implemented updates to improve transparency and keep citizens informed about local government activities, including public works and community events.