The Fort Worth Water Gardens is set for renovation as the City Council approves funding for an evaluation by Freese & Nichols to assess its infrastructure.

Fort Worth introduces the new Downtown Express Library in City Hall, offering over 800 titles, digital access to the full catalog, free WiFi, and a self-service checkout. Open house on March 29 will showcase these features.

Fort Worth introduces a Community Intake Program aimed at reducing pet surrenders, requiring appointments before surrender and offering support to keep pets with their owners.

The Dallas Police Department paid tribute to Senior Corporal Mark Timothy Nix who passed away, honoring his years of service and impact on the community.

Families enjoyed the Northwest Spring Carnival, with activities like emergency vehicle exploration, horse petting, bike rodeo with helmet giveaway, and age-segmented Easter egg hunts. The event combined fun with educational content like bike safety.

Two teenagers were fatally shot in a vehicle on Dixon Avenue in Dallas; police are investigating and seeking the public's help.

Dallas Police Officer Frank Johnson was arrested for public intoxication while off-duty by the Little Elm Police Department. He's now on administrative leave.

Dallas forecast includes storms and high winds today, with severe storms possible. Conditions improve by night, with a sunny Tuesday expected. A flood warning is issued for White Rock Creek.

Lewisville seeks volunteers for ColorPalooza, an event celebrating spring and community on April 27 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza featuring interactive activities aimed at creativity and environmental stewardship.

Arlington is seeking residents to join various city boards and commissions, advising the Mayor and Council on policy issues. Applications are open until May 15, 2024.

Lewisville's finance department has released its comprehensive and summarized annual financial reports for FY 2022-23, aiming for transparency and accessibility to the public.

Lewisville City Council invites residents to apply for various boards and committees until May 5, aiming to increase civic engagement and ensure a broad representation in local governance.

The annual Lewisville ISD Art Show is displaying student art at the Lewisville Grand Theater, with scheduled viewing times and opening receptions for middle and elementary school students' works.