The City of Dallas has updated its 311 service platform, launched the Solar Switch Dallas initiative, and seen White Rock Lake acquire Lone Star Legacy Park status.

Dallas celebrates its 11th annual Arts Month, starting with a press conference at City Hall. The city's cultural events will feature local artist performances and Culture Pass Dallas returns.

Residents in Richardson, TX are experiencing loud train horns after the resumption of rail operations disturbed previously quiet zones. Track rust is causing safety issues at crossings.

Ellis County considers a plan to split Lot 8A & 8B of Rolling Acres into two properties, with a meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, to discuss the potential residential development.

Ellis County considers converting a property into two residential lots, with a public meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, allowing residents to discuss the replat of Searcy Addition Lot 5A & 5B.

Heather Lambert of Garland's Parks & Recreation Department won two awards at the TRAPS annual event for her contributions to the field and promoting inclusivity within park culture.

Fort Worth partners with NAPC for a virtual workshop to train preservation professionals, focusing on the legal and procedural aspects of historic preservation.

The Fort Worth Public Library is offering outdoor story times in collaboration with the Fort Worth Park & Recreation this spring, with added activities and free events for library cardholders.

Fort Worth expands its PPE donation program to more local organizations including non-profits and schools, operating on a first-come, first-served basis with a March 25 deadline for requests.

A domestic dispute in Dallas led to the death of Lawanda Mitchell, resulting in murder charges for 33-year-old Barron Wallace, initially charged with Injury to Elderly/Disabled Person.

Fort Worth introduces an SMS alert system for residents to stay updated on city news via text messages, offering subscriptions to various newsletters including zoning and library updates.

The forecast for Dallas hints at turbulent weather, with a mix of thunderstorms and severe conditions, including potential hail and damaging winds, over the next few days.

A large fire at Southwestern Petroleum Corporation in Fort Worth was brought under control with no injuries, despite the involvement of hazardous materials.