The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is hosting YardSmart, a free event teaching water conservation in gardening, on March 1, with registrations open online.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control is holding a Valentine's-themed adoption event, Smooches & Pooches, offering waived fees and special gifts at select PetSmart locations and city shelters.

TxDOT's Southeast Connector Project in Tarrant County involves closures of ramps and lanes until February 14, potentially affecting night travel on I-20, I-820, and US 287.

Dallas Police Department warns of rising impersonation scams, urging residents to report suspicious calls or messages demanding money to their Financial Crimes Unit.

Dallas weather to change from cloudy to sunny today with a high of 85°F, followed by a cooler night. Weekend forecasts show mostly cloudy skies and possible rain with temperatures in the low 50s.

Officer William McDuff, the first African American officer in Dallas, who was killed in the line of duty in 1896, was honored with a street topper at a local intersection.

The Main Street ramp to Interstate 35E in Lewisville is closed for safety enhancements after multiple accidents, with traffic rerouted and signal adjustments in place.

NTMWD will switch water disinfectants from March 3-31 for maintenance, ensuring water safety and quality in North Texas, involving temporary use of chlorine instead of chloramine.

A 29-year-old man was charged with threatening to shoot up a Lubbock elementary school after FBI received a tip about his threatening posts on BlueSky.

A man in San Angelo was sentenced to 2.5 years in federal prison for firing a gun into the air and illegal firearm possession as an undocumented immigrant.

Dallas Park and Recreation facilities will close on Presidents' Day, resuming regular operations the following day.

Naasson Hazzard, an Austin truck driver, was convicted of kidnapping resulting in death after a trial and is facing an automatic life sentence for the murder of a 25-year-old woman.

Arlington's special election in May 2025 will let voters decide on seven amendments to align city governance with state law, including changes to electoral processes and city council roles.