Officers responded to a major accident on Hwy 287, causing a temporary closure and traffic redirection, with the scene cleared and the highway now reopened. Details on the cause and injuries remain undisclosed.

Tarrant County DA's office highlights steps for identity theft victims during Identity Theft Awareness Week, emphasizing the importance of reporting to police and contacting credit agencies to place fraud alerts.

The Irving Police Department is searching for a suspect involved in Photoshop fraud and auto theft, and is seeking the public’s help through their “Who Done It Wednesday” program, referencing case #23-29222.

First responders extinguished a car fire near a Fort Worth hotel, preventing potential disaster. No injuries were reported, and an investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.

Frisco launches an interactive map providing updates on lane closures for Dallas Parkway construction, aiding motorists during the ongoing roadwork expected to last several years.

Euless Library is hosting an Edible Books Contest where participants create food-based representations of books.

Kaufman County is preparing for its Child Welfare Board meeting to discuss child protective services and funding, with public input and board deliberations focused on the welfare of children in the system.

Allen's water supplier, NTMWD, is switching to chlorine-only disinfection from March 4 to April 1, which may affect tap water taste and smell, but remains safe.

Dallas forms a youth council to encourage teen activism in solving environmental issues, guided by the Office of Environmental Quality and Sustainability.

Carrollton Public Library's C-Con returns on March 15, offering a sensory-friendly pop culture event with cosplay, crafts, trivia, and dance, free for all ages.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate a wanted man, Alberto Diaz, through a #WantedWednesday social media campaign, while urging individuals not to approach him directly.

Arlington is dealing with the annual arrival of Egrets, which becomes problematic for residents due to noise and mess. Animal Services provides tips to deter the birds in compliance with federal law, using noise makers and other non-harmful methods.

Paletería Oasis in Arlington, featured on "Arlington Eats," offers authentic Mexican popsicles, ice cream, and savory snacks using traditional recipes and natural flavors.