Garland Municipal Court is hosting a warrant resolution drive from March 4 to March 8, offering discounted fines and waiving the $50 warrant fee for individuals with outstanding warrants who settle their cases in person.

Fort Worth hosts an open house tonight for residents to informally meet local officials at the Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD administration building from 6-8 p.m.

Garland's Water Utilities Department discounts rain barrels to promote conservation, with a limited quantity available for $78 each, down from retail $129.

Grand Prairie announces the 2024 Community Development Block Grant for non-profits to address housing and community needs, with applications now open.

The TXDOT's I-30/SH 360 Interchange Project in Arlington causes nightly closures for painting operations, leading to detours and potential delays for drivers.

The 46th annual Cowtown Marathon is taking place in Fort Worth, with local police managing traffic and showing support for runners. Traffic impact details and route maps are available online for residents.

Lance Watson graduated from the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration School of Police Supervision, celebrated by the Ennis Police Department for his leadership skills and character.

Atmos Energy is conducting an overnight gas leak detection program in Midlothian using advanced technology to ensure the safety of its natural gas system.

Assistant Chief David Faaborg retired from the Mesquite Police Department after 27 years, receiving a day in his honor and recognition for contributions to both the force and community initiatives.

Tarrant County Sheriff, US Senator, and child protection advocates discuss strategies for online child exploitation prevention under the Project Safe Childhood Act.

Tracy Gray is appointed as the new judge of the 489th District Court in Kaufman County, Texas, with her term ending this year or until an election decides her successor.

The Duncanville Weekly Update features career milestones, community programs, fiscal details, park upgrades, library clubs, infrastructure projects, and local events including a Princess Tea Party.

Officer West retires from the Bedford Police Department after a diverse career including SWAT, School Resource Officer, and Detective roles, with notable community service contributions.