Allen Public Library runs "Food for Fines" program, allowing patrons to clear late fees with food donations to aid local pantry.

Fort Worth dims lights in spring to assist migrating birds, endorsing a National Audubon Society campaign to minimize light pollution and protect avian species.

Fort Worth officials are addressing maternal and infant health disparities, revealing strategies to provide better access to resources and proactive mental health support for mothers in Tarrant County.

Fort Worth has developed an Urban Forest Master Plan to increase tree canopy cover to 30%, aiming to implement tree-friendly development regulations and preserving mature trees, with benefits to environment and community well-being.

Dallas is set to experience a temperature drop from high 90s to the mid-50s this week, including windy conditions and possible showers toward the end of the week.

The Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival announced its lineup for the event taking place from May 17-19, featuring acts like Nile Rodgers & CHIC and the Randy Rogers Band.

Tracy Gray is appointed as the new judge of the 489th District Court in Kaufman County, Texas, with her term ending this year or until an election decides her successor.

Duncanville hosts the Dark in the Park Solar Eclipse Festival featuring music, zip-lining, and a watch party with free sunglasses for safe eclipse viewing.

The Duncanville Weekly Update features career milestones, community programs, fiscal details, park upgrades, library clubs, infrastructure projects, and local events including a Princess Tea Party.

A suspect wanted on a felony warrant was arrested in a Texas neighborhood after a coordinated manhunt involving Tarrant County Sheriff's Office and Fort Worth Police Department.

Officer West retires from the Bedford Police Department after a diverse career including SWAT, School Resource Officer, and Detective roles, with notable community service contributions.

The Cedar Hill Police have apprehended suspects following a robbery at the Bank of America, ensuring the community's safety and promising more details to come.

The United group is hosting a meeting to address teen marriage violence, focusing on education and prevention during Teen Marriage Violence Awareness Month, as noted on the Mesquite Police Department's Facebook page.