The Frisco community is preparing for the 3rd Annual Back-the-Blue Row-a-Thon to support law enforcement, scheduled for April 6th and hosted by the FriscoYMCA.

Brittany Sotelo is appointed as the new Economic Development Director for Denton, Texas, bringing a decade of experience to drive the city's economic growth.

Dallas is preparing for the April 8 solar eclipse, expecting visitors and implementing plans for traffic management and public safety, while emphasizing the event's accessibility and advising on the importance of protective eyewear.

A Dallas man, Terrill Antwan Ray, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for running a fentanyl distribution operation involving over 142,000 counterfeit pills.

Fort Worth is hosting a Warrant Forgiveness Event on March 23 for locals with unpaid citations to resolve them, with legal and job advice also available.

Fort Worth offers a free screening of "A Decent Home," a documentary about the wealth gap and mobile home residents, at the Modern Art Museum on April 4.

The Adult Spelling Bee at Southwest Regional Library will challenge teams to compete on March 24. Solo participants are welcome and can join forces with others. Winners may advance to the Regional Bee. Call 817-392-5860 to enter.

Arlington, Texas holds a ceremony honoring WWII hero Colonel Neel E. Kearby, a Medal of Honor recipient and local flying ace, at City Center Plaza on March 25.

The Dallas Police found 77-year-old Frances Earhart safe after she was reported missing from College Park Drive on March 18, 2024. She was thankfully located the next day.

Dallas celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a parade and block party on Greenville Avenue, featuring family-friendly entertainment, Irish music, and a significant economic boost for local businesses.

Dallas' weekly forecast includes sunny days, a shift towards partly cloudy skies, and potential showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from the high 60s to low 70s.

Interstate 45 lanes reopened after a multi-vehicle incident, including a car hauler crash, which caused significant traffic delays. Cleanup efforts allowed for normal traffic flow resumption.

Mansfield Police are using the local Pickle Parade to recruit new officers and engage with the community, highlighting their roles as both protectors and neighbors.