The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a free Día del Niño festival on April 26, featuring arts, crafts, performances, and educational activities for children and families.

Dallas celebrates the expansion of Coombs Creek Trail with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring local officials and a community bike ride to showcase the trail's new segments.

Dallas residents can expect a warm, sunny week, with highs in the 70s and 80s, and moderate breezes, ideal for outdoor activities, according to the National Weather Service.

Frisco half-marathon to cause road closures around Collin College on Saturday morning, with city suggesting alternative routes and Waze app for navigation.

Nasib Ahsan received a life sentence for the murder of his pregnant wife, Nawreen Tuli, following a plea deal. She was strangled on Christmas Day, 2023, in McKinney.

Mansfield residents are invited to a casual "Council Chat" at a local grocery store, offering direct interaction with city leaders for questions and conversation about the community.

Euless, Texas, hosts an underwater Easter egg hunt at the Natatorium on April 12. Children can dive for eggs, win prizes, and meet the Easter Bunny. Registration is required.

The Euless Library Foundation Book Sale is set for April 12 at the Mary Lib Saleh Euless Public Library, offering affordable books and fundraising for library programs.

The Kaufman County Pet Adoption Center Advisory Board will have a meeting to discuss current operations, financials, and new projects for the center’s growth. Public attendance is encouraged.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center hosts "Soundings: Texas," a sound installation highlighting marginalized voices, with an opening on April 26, 2025. Artist Colette Copeland is credited for the piece, which has toured Texas and internationally.

Camp Fort Worth offers summer activities for kids aged 5-12, combining fun, learning, and a reading curriculum at local community centers. Registration is $65/week with discounts and a free week for early full payment by May 31.

The Fort Worth City Council approved over $2.1 million in funds for local crime prevention programs and support services, benefiting various community organizations.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed initiative helps residents maintain their properties by providing free yard tool loans, fostering community spirit and aiding in recovery for some.