Fort Worth is developing its 2050 Comprehensive Plan and seeks residents' input on the city's future growth and development through workshops and online feedback.

The Frisco Fire Department and 911 team celebrated a life saved through CPR instructions and timely EMS response, showcasing their combined emergency efforts.

Niels Brown is appointed as the new Real Estate Director for the City of Garland, bringing extensive experience from his tenure in Fort Worth and in the private sector.

Grand Prairie will celebrate Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta with a city holiday starting March 31, 2025, to honor their contributions to farmworkers' rights.

The Welcoming Interactive Conference in Dallas, set for April, will focus on inclusion and equity, featuring over 800 attendees and speakers like Mike Rawlings and Dirk Nowitzki.

Mayor Tate designates April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness and end abuse, with support from the Grapevine Police and the Alliance for Children.

Greg Chase is appointed Interim Fire Chief of Duncanville, succeeding retiring Chief Sam Rohde, and is tasked with leading the department he has been part of for over 30 years.

Garland launches its first National Community Survey and invites residents to provide feedback on quality of life and services to inform future city planning.

The Plano Police Department urges motorists to promote motorcycle safety through awareness and caution as more motorcyclists take to the streets in spring.

Everman's community comes together to distribute free furniture and home goods to local families in need, ensuring a contactless handover for health and safety.

Local law enforcement officers supported the Peace Officers Angels Foundation by trading handcuffs for aprons at the "Dining for Heroes" event, raising funds for injured comrades.

Officer Thomas Hale joins the White Settlement Police Department after graduating from Tarrant County College Police Academy Class 219, bringing local knowledge and military experience to his new role.

The Texas Department of Transportation is warning of potential traffic jams in areas like Dallas-Fort Worth during the April 8 solar eclipse due to increased tourism and local interest.