Lewisville celebrates its centennial with a new marker on Church Street Heritage Walk commemorating the city's history at a ceremony in Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

Lewisville City Council candidate filing is open until February 14 for Places 4, 5, and 6, with elections on May 3 and early voting from April 22-29. Requirements include being a qualified voter and a city resident for one year.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various activities, including a device help session and cultural family events, offering community engagement and learning opportunities.

Officer Michael Bogacki retired from the Plano Police Department after over 23 years of service, having previously served in Virginia Beach and the U.S. Army.

Officer Phil Rich retires after over 41 years of service, including 28 years with the Plano Police Department, where he worked in the High-Visibility Unit, focusing on community road safety.

White Settlement offers free eco-friendly mulch from community cleanup debris to residents, promoting sustainability and practical reuse in landscaping.

Sheriff Tracy Murphree began his third term with an official Oath of Office ceremony, reaffirming the commitment to justice and public safety in Denton County.

White Settlement Public Library's TinkerLab, promoting STEAM learning for kids, returns every second Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 pm as a drop-in event.

A Tarrant County woman is accused of medical child abuse, involving her granddaughter in unnecessary medical procedures and soliciting fraudulent donations.

Dallas residents should prepare for varied weather, including fog, a cold front, and potential wind advisories, with changing conditions bringing gusts and dropping temperatures.

The Public Works Stormwater Team of White Settlement was praised for cleaning graffiti and debris during the holidays, with current focus on a tree-lifting initiative for safety and cleanliness.

The Dallas Police seek information about Kelvontae Berry, wanted for a family violence incident involving strangulation on September 5, 2024. A reward is offered for tips leading to his arrest.

Duncanville ISD Police Dept. introduces a surprise reward to encourage student attendance on January 7th, 2025, after winter break, with a prize drawing at each campus.