Arlington City Council will hold open public meetings on April 8, 2025, at 3:15 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., with live broadcasts on the City website and local cable channels.

Arlington Animal Services offers $10 VIP pet adoptions on National Pet Day, including vaccinations and microchipping, to encourage residents to adopt.

The Dallas Police Department seeks public help to find a suspect who abandoned a Pit Bull on Dowdy Ferry Road, urging anyone with information to contact them or Crime Stoppers.

Dallas is expected to have pleasant weather, with sunny days and clear nights, temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid-80s, and light winds throughout the week.

Colossal Biosciences claims the birth of two dire wolves, marking a de-extinction milestone using CRISPR. Critics and ethicists question the authenticity of such efforts, debating the ecological and ethical implications.

White Settlement Community Services celebrates National Library Week with activities like coloring pages and Artist Trading Card kits, highlighting libraries as community hubs.

Collin County Deputy Sheriff Jeremy Altemus earned the Life Saving Award for reviving an unresponsive man with Narcan and CPR, as praised by the Sheriff's Office.

The Haltom City Police Department invites the community to participate in National Crime Victims' Rights Week, aimed at honoring survivors and advocating for victims' rights and services.

The Arlington Police Department announces its 'Cooking with Cops' event for community engagement on April 24, 2025, with free food at George Stevens Park.

Lewisville Neighborhood Services released a survey seeking residents' feedback on short-term rentals, aiming to inform potential regulations within the community.

Arlington PD will conduct a traffic enforcement operation tonight, focusing on major roads like I-30 and SH 360, after a recent arrest on I-20 for speeding, drugs, and a firearm.

Jacob Arriaga was sentenced to 30 years for intending to distribute fentanyl after a Tarrant County jury's conviction.

A multi-vehicle incident led to the closure of I 35E southbound at Valley Ridge Blvd, with the Lewisville Police urging caution due to delays and pooling water. Traffic later resumed normally.