The Dallas Police Department is asking for public help to locate a wanted individual, Henry Larry via a Facebook post, urging tips through Crime Stoppers.

"Art in the Park" in Mansfield was rescheduled from Monday to Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to unforeseen circumstances, extending the town's Arts Week festivities.

Arlington Police seek four suspects for vehicle theft and burglary at a Vape shop, requesting public help with identifying them through social media and Crime Stoppers' assistance.

The Frisco Heritage Museum won the TRAPS Art & Humanities Achievement Award for its "Woven Together" exhibit, celebrating local diversity and heritage.

Mesquite begins major street repairs on Big Town Boulevard and Motley Drive, promising smoother drives but temporary traffic disruptions.

The City of Mesquite has hired Vernon Drake and Micala Davis for its Neighborhood Services Department to improve property and environmental code compliance.

Denton residents can voice opinions on proposed short-term rental rules at a City Council meeting on April 2nd, with potential penalties for violations up to $2,000.

Shadow Lines, a sculpture honoring victims of racial violence, will be dedicated in Dallas' Martyrs Park on March 26, with a focus on those lynched from 1853-1920.

The City of Dallas has updated its 311 service platform, launched the Solar Switch Dallas initiative, and seen White Rock Lake acquire Lone Star Legacy Park status.

Dallas celebrates its 11th annual Arts Month, starting with a press conference at City Hall. The city's cultural events will feature local artist performances and Culture Pass Dallas returns.

Residents in Richardson, TX are experiencing loud train horns after the resumption of rail operations disturbed previously quiet zones. Track rust is causing safety issues at crossings.

Ellis County considers a plan to split Lot 8A & 8B of Rolling Acres into two properties, with a meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, to discuss the potential residential development.

Ellis County considers converting a property into two residential lots, with a public meeting scheduled for April 16, 2024, allowing residents to discuss the replat of Searcy Addition Lot 5A & 5B.