Greg Ellis hosts a mental wellness walk in Dallas to raise awareness for mental health, featuring activities, entertainment, and educational workshops.

Carlos Goodspeed, claiming to run “Straight Like That Entertainment,” was charged with fraud, having allegedly scammed investors by promising large returns from concerts of artists like Beyonce, only to misuse the funds.

Plano invites citizens to discuss parks at a Town Hall meeting tomorrow at the Davis Library from 5-6 a.m. GMT+5, with remote participation available via the city's website.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is giving away free trees on Arbor Day at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus, with a variety of species available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Law enforcement leaders in Tarrant County met at the Impaired Driving Roundtable to strengthen efforts against drunk driving, supported by MADD and aiming to #EndTheStreak of traffic incidents.

The article celebrates National Animal Control Officer Appreciation Week while highlighting the Bedford Police Department's efforts to promote adoptable pets.

An 81-year-old missing man, Ricardo Fernandez, was found safe in Dallas following a citywide search initiated by the police, who had asked for the public's help.

The Richardson Trash Bash on April 20th was canceled due to severe weather, including associated activities. No reschedule is planned, but future events may occur in the fall.

The White Settlement Police Department is initiating a Dog Walker Watch program to encourage community members to report suspicious activities during their walks.

A man named Datwon Giddings was fatally shot in a Dallas neighborhood; police are investigating and seeking the shooter, with no suspects yet identified.

The Irving Junior Police Academy offers kids a look into police work, with a focus on building community relationships and potentially inspiring future careers.

The National Weather Service predicts storms and rain for Dallas, with an 80-90% chance of precipitation and high winds over the weekend, clearing up by Monday.

Cedar Hill Police Department hosts "Chicken with the Chief" at local Chick-fil-A, offering residents a chance to meet and converse with Police Chief Ely Reyes.