The Arlington City Council will meet in-person on April 22, 2025, with sessions at 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., also available via live stream and cable broadcast.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation launched a free Impact Learning Series to provide training for non-profits, enhancing their skills in grant writing and program management.

Early voting in Arlington begins today for a $200 million bond program and City Charter amendments, with polls open between April 22-29 ahead of the May 3 election.

UT Arlington has been recognized as a Gold Level Military Friendly® School for 2025-26, known for supporting military veterans and families, and is also a Military Spouse Friendly® School.

The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington won Deal of the Year and the Community Impact Award at the Dallas Business Journal 2025 Best Real Estate Deals Awards.

Arlington reminds drivers to be cautious in work zones during the construction season and National Work Zone Awareness campaign, highlighting the risk of fatalities and the importance of driving safely.

Dallas Police Department seized $1 million worth of narcotics, including methamphetamine and cocaine, and made one arrest during a drug bust operation.

A severe motorcycle crash on I-35 led to a Mass Casualty Incident. There were multiple injuries and fires; 14 people were hospitalized, and the road was closed for investigation.

The Fort Worth Fire Department commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing on social media, honoring the 168 lives lost on April 19, 1995.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, including sunny conditions, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week.

The FBI Dallas has detained 16 individuals involved in a meth trafficking ring, aiming to disrupt the drug trade and illegal firearm access in Deep East Texas.

Two tornadoes struck West Parker County, causing significant damage and power outages. Emergency services responded to aid homeowners and assess the destruction. Further storms were expected, challenging recovery efforts.

Flames reignited at a Reno property leading to a second fire response, which included Engines 48, 51, and other units. The initial minor cooking fire was earlier extinguished, but further details on the cause of reignition remain undisclosed.