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.

The Mansfield City Council has approved contracts for community revitalization, including constructing new recreational facilities and modernizing a playground in McClendon Park East.

The DNT's northbound exit to Panther Creek Pkwy is closed for repairs, with a 3-week projected completion. Motorists should use Eldorado Pkwy and expect delays.

Arlington is hosting a reverse trade show to connect local businesses with city departments on March 12, offering networking opportunities for various trades.

The Arlington Public Library introduced a large print book collection for children to help with reading challenges due to conditions like dyslexia or visual impairment.

Fort Worth boosts public safety with a Citywide Camera Project, deploying over 1,200 security cameras and a Real-Time Crime Center to deter crime and aid police response.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control earns Gold Medal Status from PetSmart Charities for achieving over 1,000 adoptions at PetSmart, joining 53 top shelters nationwide.

Fort Worth City Council approved the purchase of 11.41 acres for the new Paloma Park, including a donated portion valued at $1.5 million, to enhance local green space.

TxDOT revives the Talk. Text. Crash. campaign to address distracted driving in Texas, highlighting nearly one in six Texas road crashes in 2023 involved a distracted driver, leading to fatalities and serious injuries.

Fort Worth is hosting a job fair on April 5 with on-site interviews, networking, and various city department roles, emphasizing benefits and a community-focused work culture.