Six Flags Over Texas will offer free entry to military personnel and veterans from May 23-26. Eligible individuals can also buy additional discounted tickets. Verification is required through ID.me or a valid military ID.

The Dallas Police seek help finding Hector Juan Morales, 83, missing since April 27 from Bertrand Avenue. He's 5′5″, 90 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes, last seen in a blue hat, black shirt, and gray sweatpants.

Dallas forecast includes rain chances and thunderstorms, with varying temperatures and wind speeds throughout the week.

Dallas Police arrested Garrett Hudgens, 30, for two separate homicide charges from incidents on April 23 and April 5, as shared in an official social media announcement.

Lt. Luis Alonzo of the Dallas County Sheriff's Department completed the demanding ILEA School of Police Supervision, as announced on their Facebook page.

Texas cities began construction of the North Texas Emergency Communications Center, aiming to enhance emergency response times through collaboration and advanced technology.

Dallas expects a spring week with warm temperatures, varying thunderstorm chances, and mostly cloudy skies, according to the National Weather Service.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville's Abandoned art exhibit will be on display from May 3-31 with an opening night on May 3rd and an artist chat on May 25th at the Lewisville Grand Theater.

The Lewisville Public Library partners with Highland Village Lions Club for free vision screenings on April 28, offers Story Stroll for families in Central Park, and hosts English Conversation Hour for language practice on May 2.

Fort Worth begins search for a new Police Chief, inviting community input through a survey by May 16, aiming to fill the role by August following Chief Noakes' retirement.

Mansfield is progressing with park projects including new restrooms and playgrounds at Katherine Rose Memorial Park, soccer fields at Smith Street, and updates at Julian Feild and McClendon Parks, despite weather challenges.

Samuel Mackenzie and Allison De Weirdt graduated from fire academy and joined the Keller Fire-Rescue team, celebrated in a Facebook post by Keller Public Safety.

Denton's City Council will hold a public hearing on May 14, 2025, to discuss changes to its Mobility Plan that could reclassify several streets near UNT.