A jury convicted Albert Gonzalez of capital murder for killing a clerk during a 2021 robbery in Tarrant County; he was sentenced to life without parole.

The White Settlement Public Library is launching a new TinkerLab program on March 13, offering STEAM activities for children with flexible come-and-go attendance.

The One Stop Recycle Drop event in White Settlement allows residents to recycle various items, including hazardous waste and electronics, upon proof of residency.

The article discusses the varied benefits of swim lessons for children, as promoted by White Settlement Community Services, including physical, cognitive, and social advantages, and highlights the swim programs at Splash Dayz Water Park.

Deputy Chief Charlie Skaggs joins Keller Fire Department with 25 years of experience, aiming to improve cardiac resuscitation outcomes and promote community engagement.

Haltom City Police seek public aid to catch mailroom thieves who operated a white Mercedes and later a Toyota SUV, one with distinctive skeleton hand tattoos.

Duncanville Police Department highlights Sgt. Green's contributions to training and recruiting within their force, inviting potential recruits to contact him.

Collin County citizens are addressing fire service gaps due to cities ending agreements by establishing an Emergency Services District, funded via property taxes, with a hearing set for July 21, 2025, and a vote on November 4, 2025.

The Irving Police Department celebrated National Pokémon Day by distributing Pokémon cards to kids to enhance community relations, supported by Cards for Kids TX.

Carrollton is hosting the 10th annual TEXFest with local beers, food, and music, including a Beer Tasting Card for samples from participating breweries.

Dallas launches Freedom Trail App: Deep Ellum AR to explore historical Deep Ellum with augmented reality, promoting historical and cultural education.

The Dallas Office of Arts and Culture has launched the "Freedom Trail App: Deep Ellum AR Experience," an augmented reality app focusing on the city's black cultural heritage.

Arlington ranks as the 10th hardest-working city in America, according to a recent WalletHub study using data from sources like the U.S. Census and BLS.