A free jazz concert will be held at City Park in Dallas on April 13th to celebrate Jazz History Month, promising cultural engagement and historical exploration.

Justin Ball has been officially appointed as Dallas Fire-Rescue's new chief, and Mayor Eric L. Johnson has expressed his confidence in Ball's leadership and commitment to safety.

The U.S. Justice Department has filed a statement of interest against racial discrimination in the Southwest Airlines Hispanic-only travel award program, affirming that race should not be a barrier to contract opportunities.

A Dallas man was sentenced to over 15 years for sex trafficking a minor while in jail, post-incarceration supervision for 35 years, and ordered to pay restitution.

Arlington offers a variety of weekend activities including pet photos with the Bunny, rodeo events, cultural exhibits, and an Arab American Heritage celebration.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control resumes dog adoptions at PetSmart centers after a health-related suspension, ensuring all dogs are thoroughly checked and cleared of canine distemper.

Dallas Cowboys support Arlington ISD's new girls' flag football league, with six high schools participating and players excited for the inclusive sport opportunity.

A San Angelo man was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison for producing and transporting child pornography, posing as an 11-year-old to exploit a 9-year-old girl.

Arlington offers a free workshop on eco-friendly landscaping for water conservation on May 10, with expert talks, vendor exhibits, and practical advice.

The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce will host a Small Business Resource Expo on May 22, featuring networking opportunities, over 125 vendors, and expert presentations.

Dallas is expecting a series of sunny days with high temperatures around 80-90 degrees and light to strong winds, according to the National Weather Service.

The Fort Worth PD commemorated Officer George G. Gresham, killed on duty in 1920. The post honored his service and sacrifice, recalling the fatal shooting in Irish Town.

The Fort Worth Police Department is raffling a 2025 Chevrolet Trail Boss to support the TPCA Foundation Fallen Officer Fund. Tickets are $100 with the raffle ending Wednesday.