Fort Worth residents prepare for egret nesting season, using noise-makers and trimming trees to deter the birds and avoid messes, following the city's guidance for a bird-friendly approach.

Fort Worth's Office of Police Oversight Monitor launches a mediation program to improve relations between police and the community by facilitating structured conversations.

The Dallas Zoo announced the birth of four new baby monkeys, including twins born to emperor tamarin monkeys and a new baby for their black and white colobus monkeys. This marks a season of primate births at North Texas zoos.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Dallas, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to lows of 45 degrees, accompanied by strong gusts of wind.

The Mesquite Police Department and its Alumni Association are enhancing community engagement by patrolling neighborhoods to deter crime, with new volunteers to be recruited this summer.

Sidley Austin law firm is moving to a new office in Uptown Dallas, occupying over 118,000 square feet across four floors in the luxury 23Springs tower.

The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office is emphasizing education on crime's impact and the need for a robust justice system during National Criminal Justice Month.

The Tarrant County DA praised the Fort Worth Police Department on Twitter for their work on a recent case, emphasizing their commitment to community safety.

Fort Worth Police seek public help after a body was found in the West 7th Entertainment District, with anyone having information urged to contact authorities.

Officers Cortes and Espy from North Richland Hills PD won second place at the Texas Motorcycle Rodeo, demonstrating exceptional skill in the competition.

Arlington is set to receive a high-speed fiber internet network, with construction potentially impacting residential yards, which providers have committed to restoring post-construction.

The Wylie Police Department held a "Coffee with Cops" event to foster community relations, highlighted by Officer Blevins bonding with a local girl. The department is also recruiting community-focused officers.

White Settlement Police joined military families for the USAF 301st Family Day, reflecting on service and unity. Chief Cook expressed appreciation for the military at the NAS JRB Fort Worth event.