Captain Thaddeus Raven of the Fort Worth Fire Department passed away at 57, leaving a legacy of 25 years of service and spearheading the recruitment of a diverse class of firefighters.

The Wylie 500 Pedal Car Race, held on May 6 in historic downtown Wylie, featured family-friendly entertainment with races for all ages, promoting community spirit and local commerce.

The article details the forecast of severe weather in Dallas, TX, with potential thunderstorms, hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes, as predicted by the National Weather Service.

Bedford Police are hosting a free youth basketball camp from June 24-28 at the local YMCA, targeting incoming 6th graders to improve their basketball skills and foster community relations.

The Cedar Hill Police Department celebrated its 50th anniversary, showcasing the evolution of their patrol cars from classic sedans to modern SUVs on social media.

Arlington is promoting water conservation with free programs, including a drip irrigation workshop, family volunteering, edible landscaping class, and bee hotel crafting. Registration details are available online.

Heavy rains caused flooding in unincorporated areas of Dallas County, leading to road closures and warnings from the Sheriff's Department to avoid submerged roads like Beckett and Lavender Road.

A fire at an auto auction in Denton County engulfed numerous vehicles, with emergency crews swiftly controlling the blaze. Causes are under investigation.

Fort Worth voters have approved an increase in the hotel occupancy tax to fund improvements to tourism infrastructure, including the Fort Worth Convention Center.

Wayne Ferguson Plaza in Lewisville becomes a hub for free fitness classes including yoga, strength training, Pilates, and Tai Chi, starting May 1 as part of the city's Lewisville 2025 vision plan.

The US Marine Corps Reserve's VMFA-112 Cowboys unveiled a new graphics scheme on a fighter jet, captivating locals and demonstrating military pride and might.

The Irving Police Department is hosting the first Shop Talk Cinco De Mayo event with festivities and safety measures, ensuring the celebration continues even in potential rain.

Brandon Keys was promoted to lieutenant at the Mesquite Police Department after serving 16 years in various roles, including as Internal Affairs sergeant.