The Euless Family Life Senior Center announced a health fair on May 2, 2025, offering resources and education on wellness for seniors, caregivers, and the public.

Trout Fishing in America will perform their folk tunes at the Lewisville Grand Theater on May 10, as part of the Texas Tunes series, tickets available online.

Early voting for Lewisville's general and charter amendment elections is available through April 29, including the weekend, with council places and charter propositions on the ballot.

Dallas weather forecast includes sun and storms, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Major crime in Fort Worth's West 7th District dropped by 36%, with a stronger police presence contributing to this decline. Vehicle crimes also decreased significantly.

A system error caused a water pump shutdown in Burleson, Texas, leading to low water pressure. The issue was fixed by city staff, and no resident action was needed. Further upgrades are planned to prevent recurrence.

The Tri County Auto Theft Task Force and Cedar Hill Police partner for a free VIN etching event on May 17th to deter vehicle theft, with multiple law enforcements supporting.

Officer Arteberry joined the Coppell Police Department after 23 weeks of training, with a swearing-in ceremony led by Chief Barton. He now starts field training in the community.

Grand Prairie invites local entrepreneurs to a free business training with New York coach Terry Rice on May 8 at The Warehouse at The Epic, with networking opportunities and snacks provided by IKEA.

White Settlement hosted the Special Olympics Texas Law Enforcement Torch Run, with local police, fire departments, and officials supporting the cause. The event raised about $4,600 for athletes with intellectual disabilities.

The article highlights the efforts of the Citizens on Patrol volunteers in Cedar Hill, who logged 6,200 hours in 2024, bolstering community safety and police relations.

The Ellis County Commissioners’ Court will review a replat of Buttonwood Village on May 27, potentially changing lot configurations across 5.395 acres. Residents can attend the meeting for discussion.

The Fort Worth City Council has passed stricter tree protection rules, raising fines for unauthorized tree removals and requiring permits for cutting down trees over certain diameters.