The National Weather Service forecasts rain and thunderstorms for Dallas, with varied chances of precipitation over the next week and temporary sunny intervals.

John Nollette has been promoted to Chief Misdemeanor Prosecutor by the Collin County DA's Office, a role for which his tireless work ethic and growth mindset were praised.

Assistant Chief Charles Rene of the Garland Police was named Man of the Year for his 35-year service at a luncheon hosted by the NANBPWC, Inc., Garland Club.

Captain DeWitt "Wid" Spivey was honored posthumously with his name added to the Texas Peace Officers’ Memorial Wall, 70 years after his death in the line of duty.

Reverchon Park reopens its updated baseball field with a game between North Dallas High School and Conrad High School, celebrating with a ribbon-cutting event in Dallas.

Frisco is announcing pavement projects and intersection improvements, causing potential delays and daily lane closures, with some projects completing in 2025.

Euless Parks & Community Services introduces a summer camp lottery registration system to provide a fair opportunity for families to enroll their children in Summer Adventure Camp or Summer Teen Camp.

The Fort Worth ECC offers safe disposal of hazardous household waste and is open for drop-offs with proof of residence, encouraging recycling and environmentally responsible waste management.

ColorPalooza 2025 in Lewisville offered family fun, creative activities, live performances, and food vendors, supporting community engagement and the city's Centennial celebrations.

Dallas welcomes new Dallas Wings players and public safety leaders, indicating a future of renewed energy and potential progress for the city's sports and safety services.

A $500,000 grant from the Beverly Hudgins Ray Parkhurst estate is supporting the creation of the Baker Martin Family Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden.

Dallas is expected to have variable weather, including sunny skies, showers, and thunderstorms with high temps up to 85°F and wind gusts at 20 mph. The National Weather Service forecasts increasing chances of rain midweek.

The "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series returns this summer with a lineup of tribute acts and local talent, starting May 6 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, offering free family-friendly entertainment.