A teenage boy was fatally shot in Dallas, and police are investigating the incident, with Detective Timothy Johnston leading the case. The motive and suspects remain unknown.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, indicating a mix of sun and storms for the week, with varying chances of thunderstorms and gradual changes in temperature.

Local artist John Bramblitt is set to paint Garland's third mural, featuring his tactile paint technique, adding to the Bankhead Cultural Arts District.

Allen City Council recently approved a new police headquarters, investments in water utility technology, traffic signal upgrades, grants for cybersecurity, and a pavement marking contract to enhance city infrastructure and safety.

Richardson's annual art contest invites submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art with a 'Technology and Education' theme, offering a $200 prize. Submission deadline is April 25.

The Richardson Animal Shelter announces a temporary closure on March 4-5 for renovations, with a temporary facility nearby and continued adoption services.

Garland's "Where the Heart Is" initiative focuses on revitalizing the Quail Creek neighborhood through community engagement and targeted improvements.

Rudy Mancilla joins the Garland Animal Shelter as a Community Engagement Officer, aiming to improve relations between the shelter and Garland residents.

Lewisville Public Library offers free tax preparation through VITA and AARP programs, gaming sessions, and activities for children and teens. Services require, no sign-ups, or ticket collection. Visit their website for details.

The Keller Planning & Zoning Commission invites public input on converting 131 Hill St. to an office and 138 Olive St. to a retail space, with hearings on March 12.

The Mesquite Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association offers affordable fingerprinting services every Thursday from 7-9pm at $10 per card, suitable for non-immigration purposes.

Frisco, Texas, launches an online map to track and report coyote sightings to improve public safety and awareness.

The Euless Police Department honors the late Officer David S. Hofer on the anniversary of his end of watch, reflecting on his legacy and service from 2016.