John Stacy, a Rockwall County Commissioner, received a resolution from State Representative Katrina Pierson in appreciation of his service to Precinct 4.

The City of Denton has received the Texas Transparency Trailblazer award for fiscal transparency, a distinction shared by only eleven local governments in the state.

Convicted nurse practitioner, Trivikram Reddy, must forfeit over $40 million in foreign assets for healthcare fraud, as per Acting U.S. Attorney Chad E. Meacham's announcement.

The Dallas Park and Recreation is hosting a free college tour to Texas A&M and Prairie View A&M on March 28th, providing transport and aiming to educate prospective students.

Mexican citizen indicted in Texas for federal firearm felonies relating to illegal possession by an alien and felon.

Arlington volunteers cleared 7.78 tons of litter and debuted a tool-sharing trailer to aid in neighborhood cleanups, part of a city initiative that has removed 169 tons of waste since 2019.

Arlington invites residents to public hearings on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Action Plan, addressing low-income household needs, with opportunities for feedback online, in-person, or via email/mail until April 24.

The 11th Annual South Street Art Festival returns to Downtown Arlington, Texas, with fine art, live entertainment, and local food from April 4-6, 2025.

A free live performance of Shakespeare's "As You Like It" is scheduled at Levitt Pavilion Arlington this April, including matinee and evening options.

Arlington released a user-friendly FY24 financial report, highlighting city achievements and financial health, aiming to enhance citizen engagement with municipal operations.

Arlington's RAPID service hits 100,000 rides with its autonomous vehicles, providing an essential transit option for University of Texas at Arlington students and staff.

The Garland Police Department introduced Recon, a new K9 officer, who completed an eight-week training and is certified in narcotics detection and patrol.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet week for Dallas with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, highs in the 70s and 80s, and gusty winds.