Sgt. Jerry Walzel retires from the Mesquite Police after 25 years of service, celebrating his achievements and impact on the department and community.

The White Settlement Police Department announced promotions of four officers, celebrating their advancement and signaling a shift in leadership on their Facebook page.

The White Settlement Police arrested five individuals following reports of teenagers burglarizing unlocked cars and asked for community help in identifying the suspects. Residents are reminded to secure their vehicles.

A crane will close Commerce St. in Fort Worth from 15th St. to Lancaster Ave. on May 4, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., for AC unit work, with traffic detours provided.

The Rockwood Park Golf Course Clubhouse will offer a Mother's Day brunch buffet on May 11 with live saxophone music and a variety of dishes, including mimosas. Reservations are recommended.

Dallas officials, including Mayor Eric L. Johnson, are preparing for the 29th annual Back to School Fair to provide supplies and resources to students.

Dallas celebrates the new Fire-Rescue and Police Chiefs with a formal ceremony on May 5 at Concord Church; media must RSVP and follow specific instructions.

City Park in Dallas will host a vibrant Cinco De Mayo celebration with free entry, music, dance, crafts, and food trucks, focusing on Mexican culture and traditions.

The Metropolitan Winds will perform "Artistic Impressions" at the Lewisville Grand Theater, featuring a blend of music and visual art, on May 3 at 3 p.m., with tickets priced at $12.

Ellis County, Texas announces that early voting results will be available at 7 p.m. on election night, with updates posted in real-time on their website. Official results will be confirmed once canvassed.

Carrollton's "May the 4th Be With You" event features Star Wars-themed activities, including a costume contest, laser tag, gaming, crafts, and an outdoor film screening.

The Euless Family Life Center is offering a Summer Adventure Camp for kids aged 7-12 from June 2 to August 1, featuring sports, arts, and more. Registration is open with limited spots.

Arlington issued over 1,000 permits for residential developments in Q1, including 87 single-family and 56 multi-family units, reflecting the city’s ongoing urban growth.