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.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office used Facebook to refute accusations of withholding benefits from a fallen officer's family, emphasizing their commitment to the family and justice.

White Settlement Community Services is offering free gym sessions at the Rec Center during spring break from March 10, with registration available on their website.

Jason James Giuliani was arrested by the Denton County Sheriff's Office for Online Solicitation of a Minor after a sting operation involving their Human Trafficking Unit.

An adult in Rockwall County has been confirmed with measles; direct contacts have been notified. The case is not linked to the West Texas outbreak. Symptoms and preventive measures, including vaccination, are stressed by the health authority.

Garland will host "Orchestras are Instrumental" on June 12th, a kids' event featuring a live performance, story time, and an "Instrument Petting Zoo."

Arlington, Texas, has been named the fourth most diverse large city by WalletHub, climbing from previous rankings and setting standards for multiple forms of diversity.

Chief Carl Smith spoke at the Ellis County African American Hall of Fame event, honoring inductees and Sergeant Jack Jackson, the area’s first African American police officer.

Dallas expects a week of varied weather with sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms, ending February with mostly fair conditions but chances of weekend rain.

White Settlement Community Services announces the Re-DO Take Two Giant Vendor Sale on March 8th at the Pecan Grove Convention Center, featuring food trucks and numerous vendors.

The University of North Texas Police Department warns of a phishing scam involving fake TxTag unpaid balance messages, advising the public to avoid clicking on fraudulent links and to report incidents.