A fire on East Ash Lane in Euless prompted road closures and traffic delays, with emergency vehicles affecting Lakewood Elementary's pick-up times. The fire is under control, and officials are investigating the cause.

An 18-wheeler crash on the LBJ Freeway caused a methanol spill and major delays. No injuries were reported, but authorities advised avoiding the area.

Officers Gonzalez and Alvarado from the White Settlement Police Department joined fourth-graders to teach about fingerprints, highlighting the uniqueness of individuals.

The Frisco RoughRiders are hosting a solar eclipse viewing event on April 8th, offering music, activities, player meet-and-greets, and a game voucher.

JoDan Shelton has been promoted to Animal Services Foreman for the City of Euless, bringing years of experience and multiple certifications, including Euthanasia Technician and Texas Certified Cruelty Investigator, to his new role.

Sergeant Scott Peterson is named the 2023 Euless Employee of the Year for his exceptional work and contributions to the police department and the community.

Euless announces a range of spring events including a star party, scavenger hunt, movie night, family adventure day, Easter Splash, and a golf clinic for youths.

Mesquite's annual Bunny EGGstravaganza offers free fun with egg hunts, crafts, bounce houses, and photos with the Easter Bunny on March 30 at Evans Rec Center.

Two arrested for the murder of Ely Mendez Gomez, 16, in Denton; Marcus Williams and Gabrielle Cortes allegedly planned robbery leading to Gomez's death.

Raven's Grille offers a family-friendly Easter brunch at the Texas Star Golf Course clubhouse with brunch items, non-alcoholic drinks, and a visit from Mr. E. Bunny. Reservations are required.

The Denton City Council is seeking public feedback on a proposed six-acre annexation north of E. McKinney Street, with a hearing scheduled for March 19, 2024.

Dallas hosted an event in February focusing on mental health issues in the Black community, featuring discussions on social inequities and healthcare.

The Dallas City Council approved a $1,778,000 TIF incentive for UCR Development Services LLC to build a new retail space on the former Lancaster-Kiest Library site.