Frank Kent Dream Park in Trinity Park will be closed in April for maintenance but will reopen on May 9th with new improvements to coincide with local Mayfest celebrations.

The North Central Texas Council of Governments seeks public input on transit needs in Fort Worth’s 76104 ZIP code with a meeting at Shamblee Library on March 25.

Fort Worth launches a $1 million high impact pilot program to address homelessness, focusing on housing and services for those in need, aiming for 70% to enter housing within six months.

Officer Cody Adams of the Arlington Police visited Ellis Elementary School for Career Day, engaging with students about law enforcement and fostering community connections.

Officers Garcia and Grant were sworn into the North Richland Hills Police Department, as announced by the department's Twitter.

The Dallas Department of Aviation hosted an Open House for community input on Dallas Love Field Airport's Master Plan, focusing on the airport's growth.

Garland is renaming Jon Comer Skatepark and hosting a celebration with an Adaptive Skateboarding Contest and Best Trick Contest, organized in collaboration with Action Park Alliance.

The Fort Worth Police Department affirmed its commitment to law enforcement and community safety in light of the new immigration legislation, Senate Bill 4, ensuring comprehensive safety for all residents.

The Arlington Police Department held its annual Awards Ceremony to honor police and community members for their dedication and service over the past year.

Arlington invites residents to discuss the International Corridor's future in a meeting led by Councilmembers Hunter and Boxall, focusing on development and cultural preservation.

The Tarrant County DA's office, through DA Phil Sorrells and ADA Lori Varnell, discussed their Financial Fraud Unit's role in combating white-collar crime at the Colleyville Police Academy.

A new traffic signal at E. Broad St. and Reserve Way in Mansfield is flashing yellow and red as a temporary measure before becoming fully operational on March 26.

Allen Police Department is upgrading its equipment with an investment of $386,068.40 in new holsters, duty belts, and advanced IIIA ballistic vests to improve officer safety and efficiency.