Fort Worth is hosting a job fair on April 5 with on-site interviews, networking, and various city department roles, emphasizing benefits and a community-focused work culture.

Dallas Police revisit the 1982 Scott Perigo murder case, seeking public help to resolve the cold case. They encourage sharing any information to aid in bringing closure to the victim's family.

Two men died and others were injured after a shooting in Dallas' Trinity Groves area. Police arrested Manuel Alvarez and Fernando Sanchez, charging them with murder and aggravated assault. The investigation continues.

Dallas is forecasted to have a sunny day with a high of 78 degrees, turning cloudy with a chance of showers at night, and cooler, clearer conditions to follow.

The Fort Worth Fire Department notified residents of a controlled burn at the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge, advising not to report the observed smoke.

The Forest Hill Police Department reported a shooting where two people died and one was injured; suspect Rafael Arreguin was arrested and charged with murder.

Forest Hill Police Department announced a free pet microchipping event on March 15th to increase pet safety and ensure lost pets can be reunited with their owners.

The Ellis County Sheriff's Office warns of a phishing scheme targeting TxTag customers, advising the public that TxTag never asks for toll payments via email or text.

The City of White Settlement has scheduled a Community Cleanup event on March 15, with mandatory vouchers available until March 10. The venue is at 8212 Albert Street.

White Settlement Community Services is hosting a Jackbox party games night for teens in grades 7-12 at the library, with BYOD encouraged and spare laptops available.

Dallas observes Employee Appreciation Day with the Illuminating Dallas Employee Art Show at City Hall from March 3 to May 30, showcasing city workers' artistic talents.

After a shooting on Evergreen St., Irving PD released surveillance footage seeking community help to find three suspects. Call Detective Gorski or use tip lines with case #25-3825 for leads.

Arlington's Municipal Court is conducting its Annual Warrant Resolution drive until March 14, 2025, to encourage individuals with warrants to settle their cases without fear of arrest and waiving collection fees.