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.

Dr. Barbara Odom-Wesley of Arlington joins the NLC 2024 Human Development Federal Advocacy Committee to influence national policy on various social issues.

The article details Dallas's weather forecast, including a mix of sunny days and potential storms, with specifics on temperature, wind, and chances of rain for the upcoming week.

The Sid W. Richardson Agricultural Hub has opened in Fort Worth to distribute fresh produce to 500,000 North Texans, aiming to tackle food insecurity in the region.

International Business Park in Carrollton is set to add new retail spaces by year-end, featuring amenities like drive-throughs, patios, and green spaces, at a development cost of $3 million.

Two teenagers face capital murder charges for the shooting of Noah Willis in Dallas, with the second suspect, Tykendriyan Duke, recently arrested and his bond set at $1 million.

McDonald's is working on a second "On-The-Go" drive-thru location in North Texas, to be completed by August, focusing on speed and convenience without a dine-in option.

Mill Creek Residential has started preleasing for Modera Trinity, a luxury seven-story apartment complex in West Dallas, featuring high-end amenities and skyline views, set to welcome residents soon.

The Plano Texas Police Department paid tribute to Green W. Rye, a watchman killed in 1920 while interrupting a bank burglary, whose case remains unsolved.

A tractor-trailer and concrete truck crash on W. University Drive near Cottonwood Lane caused severe traffic and non-life-threatening injuries to one driver. Cleanup ensued, with lanes reopened by afternoon.

Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force and Grandview Volunteer Fire Department performed joint training for vehicle extrication, utilizing condemned vehicles for firefighters to practice on.

Fort Worth Fire Department sends 15 firefighters with equipment to tackle the massive Smokehouse Creek Fire in Hutchinson County, Texas, with currently zero containment.