The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas presents a range of artistic events in March, including exhibitions, concerts, and a Spring Equinox celebration.

Fort Worth is hosting a Citywide Job Fair on April 6 for job seekers and potential career changers at the Amon G. Carter Exhibit Hall, with opportunities for interviews and networking.

Registration for Camp Fort Worth is open, offering educational and fun activities for kids aged 5-13. Discounts and scholarships help ensure accessibility, with activities scheduled from June 10 to August 2.

Fort Worth promotes water conservation with SmartFlush and SmartRepair programs, offering water-efficient toilets and free leak repairs respectively, potentially saving thousands of gallons of water annually.

Fort Worth's primaries for congressional seats and local offices are on March 5. Voters can use any Vote Center from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Trinity Metro offers free rides to polling places.

Fort Worth, TX, promotes the CodeRED app for emergency alerts and the MyFW app for post-storm cleanups, encouraging residents to stay informed and assist in communal recovery efforts.

The Dallas Police Department announced the death of Corporal Carl Joel Norris, leaving the community to mourn the lost officer and remember his service.

A man found with fatal stab wounds in Dallas has prompted a homicide investigation. The victim, identified as Harold Dillard, was declared dead at the crime scene. Police seek witnesses and tips.

A teenage boy was fatally shot in Dallas, and police are investigating the incident, with Detective Timothy Johnston leading the case. The motive and suspects remain unknown.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, indicating a mix of sun and storms for the week, with varying chances of thunderstorms and gradual changes in temperature.

Local artist John Bramblitt is set to paint Garland's third mural, featuring his tactile paint technique, adding to the Bankhead Cultural Arts District.

Allen City Council recently approved a new police headquarters, investments in water utility technology, traffic signal upgrades, grants for cybersecurity, and a pavement marking contract to enhance city infrastructure and safety.

Richardson's annual art contest invites submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art with a 'Technology and Education' theme, offering a $200 prize. Submission deadline is April 25.