Dallas hosts "City Hall at Fair Park" on March 30 for residents to access city services, participate in a Budget Town Hall, and join the Inclusive Housing Task Force.

The Denton City Council has published its March 29, 2024, Staff Report online, allowing residents to stay informed about city developments and offering a subscription option for updates.

The City of Mesquite celebrated Women's History Month by honoring female leaders who've served on the City Council and as Mayor, noting their significant impact on local governance.

The City of Lewisville is holding an Engine Push-In Ceremony on April 2 at Fire Station #2, celebrating the introduction of a new fire engine and the history of firefighting.

Dallas is set to experience a range of spring weather this week, from sunny skies and high temperatures in the low 80s to potential thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service.

Mansfield's Music Alley festival is set for April 6, featuring a variety of unique attractions including visual displays, interactive experiences, and crafting activities, along with a diverse music line-up.

The Fort Worth Fire Department has initiated the R3 Program to address moral injury among emergency responders, focusing on recognition, recovery, and resilience.

The article recounts the impact of an EF-3 tornado that struck Fort Worth's downtown on March 28, 2000, causing extensive damage and claiming two lives.

Audrey Newsome, a missing elderly woman with Alzheimer's, was found safe after a citizen recognized her from a missing person bulletin and contacted the police.

Wylie, Texas residents are encouraged to meet their local law enforcement at the Shamrock Festival at Collin College Wylie Campus, where officers will interact with the community and discuss upcoming events.

Officer Mark Hill of the City of Denton Police Department was commended on social media for showing kindness by providing a meal and assistance to an unhoused woman.

Local law enforcement officers visited Pecan Creek Elementary to engage with students and teach them about public safety through the "Patrol Stories" initiative.

New graduates from the Tarrant County Detention Academy are now ready for duty after completing their training and licensure tests, as announced by the Sheriff's Office.