Arlington invites community feedback on proposed infrastructure projects before the May 2025 ballot, through meetings and an online platform, Arlington Listens.

Zaymein Wilson, 25, reported missing in Dallas, has been found safe. Details on his disappearance and discovery are yet to be revealed by authorities.

The DeSoto Police Department reported on social media that they impounded 11 animals, including 7 dogs and 1 cat, over three days and urged the public to help reunite them with their owners.

Dallas Police found William Howard Davis shot at 3100 Metropolitan Ave; he later died at the hospital. The case (159593-2024) is ongoing, and Detective Christian seeks information.

The weather forecast for Dallas predicts a week of clear skies, warmth, and consistent conditions, with daytime highs around 89 degrees and night lows in the 60s.

The Lewisville Police Department highlights School Bus Safety Week, educating on the risks in a bus's "Danger Zone" and urging community vigilance to prevent accidents.

The Mesquite Police Department in Texas welcomed eight new officers after their graduation from the Basic Peace Officer Course #24, ready for field training.

DeSoto Police assisted Dallas Police in capturing a man wanted for felony domestic violence after a foot chase, using drones, a K9 unit, and helicopter support.

Arlington, TX celebrated its young residents' creativity in the Value of Water Poster Contest, showcasing children's understanding of water's importance.

Arlington's Housing Authority has introduced an Emergency Repair Grant Program to help residents with urgent home repairs, available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Cards for Kids donated 7,500 Pokémon cards to the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office for comforting children in challenging situations. The initiative, founded by dispatcher Chris George, has given over 100,000 cards to date.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office expands their Shop Talk program to three additional barbershops in Fort Worth to improve community-police relations.

The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Honor Guard presented the colors at the Salvation Army's Inspiring Hope Luncheon at AT&T Stadium, an event that raises funds for community programs.