The Grand Prairie Police Department remembered Officer Lyndon King, killed by a drunk driver in 1982, emphasizing their commitment to never forget his sacrifice.

This week in Dallas, forecasts predict variable weather, including partly sunny skies and highs around 81°F, breezy conditions, and chances for showers and thunderstorms increasing towards Thursday.

Lewisville is accepting applications for Arts Support Grants aimed at enhancing the local cultural scene for the 2024-25 fiscal year, with an April 18 deadline.

Dallas's art scene features ART214, cultural events, and tributes, including a climate-inspired art call and support for diverse projects via MFA grants.

Dallas invites residents to apply for its Inclusive Housing Task Force, part of the city's plan to develop and preserve affordable housing through the 2033 housing policy.

The city of Denton's Friday Staff Report for March 1, 2024 is now available online, promoting transparency and enabling residents to stay updated on local governance matters.

Dallas is evaluating its nighttime economy, gathering data via surveys for Visit Dallas' economic analysis. The findings will be discussed at the Sociable City Summit.

Dallas is a finalist in the Smart Cities North America Awards by IDC Government Insights, recognized for its advancements in civic engagement and use of data analytics.

Arlington Parks & Recreation is hosting a series of March events, including magic shows, an underwater egg hunt, a tot party, and photo ops with the Easter Bunny.

The Wylie Police Department warns residents of a phone scam where a caller, posing as a sergeant, uses spoofed numbers to solicit personal information and money.

PDMS Design Group in Arlington emphasizes heritage and female leadership in its family-owned architecture firm with a wide national reach and key projects like the Parks Mall and Arlington Highlands.

Rugby player Sam Golla has been named the 2023 Sportsbreaks.com Rookie of the Year after an impressive season with the Dallas Jackals in Major League Rugby.

The Arlington Public Library is hosting events for Women's History Month, including a scavenger hunt, storytimes, a poetry workshop, a STEM event, and a wellness session.