Dallas Love Field held a community meeting to discuss airport updates and address local residents' concerns, with options for attendees to engage and submit questions in advance.

Residents of Fairhaven joined a block party to vote on a $4.2 million neighborhood upgrade, expressing priorities for improvements like curb repair and crime reduction.

Fort Worth Police cleared their sexual assault kit backlog, processing 898 kits and enhancing their crime lab operations to ensure timely justice for victims.

Fort Worth City Hall exhibits General William Jenkins Worth's personal items, including his military attire, as part of its commitment to preserving local history.

Arlington, Texas is tackling mosquito season with targeted ground spraying and public education to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses like West Nile Virus.

Dallas police reported a fatal shooting on June Drive; Esau Iglesias died, another injured. Suspect Thomas McLellan was arrested, facing murder and assault charges.

The Lewisville Police Department hosted the Lewisville LEARN event to foster community engagement and introduce future initiatives like the Citizen Police Academy.

Dallas faces heavy rain with potential for flooding; a Flood Watch is in effect. Rain could exceed 5 inches. The Trinity River may experience minor flooding.

The City of Dallas hosted a vibrant Cinco de Mayo celebration at City Park with free admission, parking, cultural performances, an artisan market, and food trucks.

Duncanville election results announce returning councilmembers, with Joe Veracruz, Jeremy Koontz, Kyle Pennebaker, and DeMonica Gooden winning respective districts; results are unofficial until canvassed.

The article celebrates National Interpreter Appreciation Day, emphasizing the critical role interpreters play in language and cultural communication, and explains the difference between interpreters and translators.

Kat Warwick will discuss stone carving at the Lewisville Art Talk on May 13 at The Grand Theater, offering insights into the ancient craft's relevance to modern artists. The event is free and open to the public.

Dallas experienced sewer overflows due to heavy rain, affecting three drainage basins, and the City appointed new leaders for its fire and police departments.