The Oak Cliff Cultural Center presents spring workshops in Dallas, including paper crafts for kids, salsa dancing lessons, art drawing sessions, ballet for children, and a culinary class on using a mortar and pestle.

Dallas is under a Fire Weather Watch and High Wind Watch, with risks of wildfires and damaging winds due to low humidity and high winds up to 60 mph forecasted for Friday.

Atmos Energy offers assistance to customers with high gas bills after a cold winter, including Budget Billing, Installment Plans, and links to energy assistance programs, as shared by the City of White Settlement.

Fort Worth's MWR hosts an 80's themed Murder Mystery Dinner on March 21 with Italian food for $25/person, accessible to those with base access over 21.

Denton County Sheriff seeks help to find Frederick Middleton, wanted for Indecency with a Child, offering a $2,000 reward for tips leading to his arrest.

Carrollton announces an Earth Day Celebration with activities at Josey Ranch Lake Library, including environmental booths, crafts, and a Recycle Art Contest.

An abandoned and injured bulldog named Justice is thriving in foster care, as the DeSoto Police seek information about the person who left her. The community supports the #JusticeForJustice campaign.

Carrollton's cleanup from severe weather continues, with scheduled trash services and debris drop-off offered to residents.

Mesquite is updating the myMesquite app to enhance citizen engagement; the app will temporarily be offline starting March 18 for upgrades, including more features and simplifying issue reporting.

Dallas prepares to celebrate its 12th annual Dallas Arts Month, starting with an event at the Latino Cultural Center on March 27th, showcasing local talent.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson will testify before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs regarding the affordable housing crisis.

Dallas will experience varied weather, including sunny and rainy conditions, with temperature highs in the mid-80s and strong winds throughout the week.

"The Grab" will screen at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, examining global food and water control, followed by a panel discussion. Reservations required.