The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation awarded $735,000 in grants for various community projects, including support for homelessness prevention, healthcare, and educational initiatives.

The Burleson Police honored two staff members for aiding children in distress, providing comfort, care, and clothing, actions stemming from compassion beyond duty.

Kaufman County achieved significant energy cost savings in 2024, as detailed in the House Bill 3693 Report, with annual kWh use of 6,123,955 and expenditures totaling $581,127.33.

Town East/Motley is holding a town hall on May 1 to address safety concerns, with Police Chief Gill discussing strategies at Trinity Christian Worship Center.

Fort Worth is planning a budget increase for FY26 while asking departments to cut costs by 1%, using priority-based budgeting to align with strategic goals amid economic constraints.

The City of Arlington's free electronic recycling and paper shredding event saw participation from 1,500 households, collecting over 87,000 pounds of waste.

Arlington, Texas is ranked by WalletHub as one of the best large US cities for starting a business, highlighting its low costs and available resources for entrepreneurs.

Deputy Sheriff Harley Whatley was sworn in at the Ellis County Sheriff's Office and will begin field training, following his uncle's law enforcement legacy.

Assistant Chief Paul Lehmann attended the FBI Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Conference, which focuses on evolving policing challenges in North America and the Caribbean.

Matisse Matsumoto was honored as Arlington’s Student-Athlete of the Month for his tennis achievements and leadership. He plans to study Computer Science at UCF.

Rockwall County's mobile mammography coach will offer screenings at the local library on May 15, 2025, including 3D mammograms and bone density scans.

The White Settlement Fire Department is taking part in the Light the Night for Fallen Firefighters campaign, encouraging community participation by lighting buildings in red to honor fallen heroes.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas announces three exhibitions from May 3 to June 7, featuring animal-themed art, nature-inspired works, and Asian immigrant influences in the community.