Robert Stanley, a Water Utilities engineer from Arlington, received the Sidney L. Allison Award for his significant contributions to wastewater management in Texas.

Arlington's Neal Lucas shared insights on managing dangerous structures and community engagement at the CEAT conference, influencing other cities like Hutto, TX.

The Downtown Arlington Farmers Market opens on March 29, offering local produce and artisan goods every Saturday.

The National Medal of Honor Museum opened in Arlington, offering exhibits on military history and honoring Medal of Honor recipients, such as Colonel Neel E. Kearby. With various ticket prices, veterans had free entry during the opening week.

Create Texas at Wellspring's first art exhibit "Come as You Are" featuring works by Trey Wilder, Wes Coke, and Justin J Simmons opens on April 5, 2025.

Ricardo Fernandez, 81, was safely located after the Dallas Police Department issued a critical missing person alert following his disappearance on March 24, 2025.

A wanted suspect was arrested in Garland, Texas after a standoff that involved a SWAT team; the peaceful resolution was confirmed by the Garland Police Department.

Lewisville Police Department is accepting applications for their 47th Citizen Police Academy, offering residents immersive insights into police work over a ten-week course starting April 3.

Dallas expects varied weather, with rain chances today and an 80 percent chance of showers Thursday night, easing into a sunny weekend with possible light showers early next week.

Water service in Oates and Northwest was restored following a significant main break, with repairs completed late on March 24, as informed by the City of Mesquite.

Ellis County announced general and special elections for May 3, 2025, with early voting from April 22 to April 29, except Sunday. Sample ballots and polling information are available online.

Mesquite broke ground for Fire Station 8, set to open by January 2026, in response to significant community growth in Kaufman County, the second-fastest growing US county.

Carrollton is revitalizing its storm-hit urban canopy by giving away 300 trees to residents on Arbor Day, April 19, with preregistration required. Five species suitable for the local climate are offered.