The Academy of Country Music Awards in Frisco will cause major road closures and detours on Thursday, affecting Cowboys Way, Gaylord Parkway, and other areas.

The South Dallas/Fair Park Area Plan will be presented at a hearing, where residents can voice opinions. Dallas is also reforming parking regulations, with a public hearing to come.

The Arlington Police Department expanded its Drone as a First Responder program, using drones to assess emergencies and support officers, ensuring public safety and efficient responses.

Arlington, TX, is testing autonomous, electric delivery vehicles to reduce emissions, in collaboration with local partners, by delivering nonperishable food from May 12 to 16.

Texas Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics in Melissa, Texas, saw WSPD officers participating to support athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Arlington Animal Services advises to leave found kittens undisturbed assuming the mother is nearby and provides resources and tips for actual care of orphaned kittens, while seeking foster volunteers and donations.

Kim Keene has retired from her role as a Property Evidence Analyst for the City of Irving after 25 years, recognized for her dedication and impact by the Irving Police Department.

Dallas hosts its third annual AAPI Heritage Month celebration, featuring a culinary passport activity with Asian foods and showcases of local AAPI artists and performers.

Arlington's Tierra Verde and Texas Rangers Golf Club are ranked among Texas' top public golf courses by the Dallas Morning News and AvidGolfer Magazine.

The Northeast Branch Library in Arlington reopens on May 5, 2025, after a brief closure for carpet renovation, offering full services and an updated atmosphere.

Authorities in Irving, Texas, are searching for 93-year-old Christine Baldzicki, who went missing from her care facility. A Silver Alert is issued, and public assistance is sought.

A vehicle crash occurred on the West Freeway service road, with no serious injuries reported. White Settlement police and fire departments responded to the incident, with the cause under investigation.

Mayor Scott LeMay thanked Garland voters for supporting the 2025 Grow Garland Bond Program, noting the positive impact on the city's development since his tenure began.