Photographer Norm Diamond, formerly an interventional radiologist, shares his journey into photography at Lewisville Grand Theater on May 14th, discussing his transition from medicine to art and his thematic focus on loss and mortality.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a free opening reception for their new exhibition "JOSE," celebrating Latino heritage through vibrant artwork and cultural experiences.

ADA Hilary Wright spoke on sex crimes against teens at a New Mexico conference, highlighting prosecution challenges.

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for North and Central Texas with potential storms and severe weather risks in the coming days.

Tarrant County honors Special Deputy Hamill Poston Scott on the anniversary of his death, reflecting on his service and the circumstances of his fatal shooting in 1907 after a chase with a suspect.

The Arlington Tennis Center is undergoing a clubhouse renovation and restroom expansion with a temporary facility provided to ensure no disruption to services.

Garland announces the fourth annual Build Garland Day, showcasing bond-funded enhancements at Hollabaugh Recreation Center and Watson Park, including a gym, splash pad, and more on May 11.

Fort Worth's Mayor forms a committee to explore urban rail options, aiming to support economic growth and tourism, with research funded jointly by the city and Trinity Metro.

Dallas is expected to face a stormy week with chances of showers and thunderstorms, as per the National Weather Service forecasts, with varying probabilities of precipitation throughout the weekend and potential flash floods.

The Irving Police Department provides updates on a January 19 homicide investigation, urging the public to assist with leads as they pursue justice for the victim.

The Irving PD is encouraging community vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities to ensure neighborhood safety without specifying any particular threat.

Dispatcher Christopher Anderson was honored with the First Responder of the Month Award by the Lewisville Chamber of Commerce for his life-saving efforts.

Kaufman County Commissioners are set to vote on the re-platting of three lots in Oak Creek Estates Section 1 on May 28. The public meeting will address development concerns and take place at the county courthouse.