Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department is hosting an Instructor Fair on May 31 to find local experts for community programs, offering a 70%-30% revenue split and flexible schedules.

The City Council approved an increase in property tax exemptions for the elderly and disabled, raising the deductible amount to $80,000. However, the benefit may be limited due to rising property values.

Plano retains its title as Texas's best park system and ranks #16 nationwide according to The Trust for Public Land's ParkScore index, with 82% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park.

North and Central Texas are under a flood watch due to severe thunderstorms and potential flooding, with the Trinity River in Dallas expected to flood.

The White Settlement community is hosting a blood drive on May 23, 2024, during EMS Week, including CPR classes, and offering incentives like cups, IHOP pancakes, and Splash Dayz tickets for donors.

NAS JRB Fort Worth honored its volunteers with a luncheon during Volunteer Appreciation Week, highlighting their commitment to supporting service members.

Kaufman County residents must boil water due to a mainline break that compromised the water supply system, as a precaution against bacterial contamination. Repair efforts are ongoing without a set end time.

Duncanville ISD invites the community to their "Celebration of Champions" honoring their successful sports teams on May 21st, with festivities still under wraps.

Graduates of Roxbury Community College celebrated at the 48th Annual Commencement with notable speakers and performances, highlighting community service and student achievements.

Robert Lee Timmons, 33, is charged with the murder of his mother, Rene Timmons, in Plano, as announced by the local police.

The article details Armed Forces Day celebrations, highlighting national appreciation for military personnel, local acknowledgments, and the significance of military institutions like NAS JRB Fort Worth and Lockheed Martin.

A lost non-verbal 4-year-old was safely returned home due to the TAKE ME HOME program and swift action by WEST COMM dispatchers and local police in White Settlement.

Fort Worth will observe Memorial Day with city offices closed, but services like garbage collection will continue. Some recreational facilities will open, while libraries, certain animal shelters, and the council meeting will be closed or canceled.