Arlington provides numerous weekend events, including theater, art, music, sports, and community functions, with Shakespeare, fine art festivals, sports games, and family-friendly activities.

The East Library and Recreation Center in Arlington hosts a free Community Care Fair on April 26, offering various health and wellness services and activities.

Carrollton's Health & Safety Fair, set for April 5, has been canceled due to bad weather, impacting community access to health resources and the annual Kacie's Run.

Yizhak Sabo, 43, was arrested by the Dallas Police for sexual assault and indecency with a child. The case is ongoing, and the DPD is seeking information.

The National Weather Service predicts heavy rain and thunderstorms for Dallas, with a 90-100% chance of precipitation and gusty winds through the weekend, followed by clearer, sunnier conditions next week.

Sgt. Smith retires from the Lewisville Police Department after 23 years of service in various roles, earning accolades for her dedication and leadership.

A hit-and-run in Mesquite, TX, killed cyclist Wendell Voyles. Driver Luis Quezada returned to the scene later and was charged with collision involving death.

A suspect, driving under the influence, crashed into two apartment buildings in White Settlement, causing serious injury to one and minor injury to another. The incidents led to significant property damage and power outages.

White Settlement Police Department will host the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Texas at Veterans Park on April 21, supporting inclusivity and local talents.

Fort Worth celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month with live performances at libraries, including the Ben Bohorquez Quartet.

The Dallas Police Department is seeking new leads in the 1992 unsolved murder of Hallie Garner, sharing details on social media to reinvigorate public interest.

A 16-year-old student was fatally stabbed by 17-year-old Karmelo Anthony at a Frisco track meet; Anthony is charged with murder and held for bond as police investigate.

Denton is considering rezoning a plot for a new fire station. A public hearing on April 23 will invite community input on the change from Overlay Planned Development to Public Facilities District.