Denton City Council to discuss annexation and taxation in a public hearing on May 6, focusing on strategic partnership agreements with Sanctuary Municipal Utility Districts No. 1 and 2.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Dallas, including sunny conditions, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating chances of rain throughout the week.

Dallas is transitioning to a new system, DallasNow, for permit and inspection processes on May 5, 2025. City office hours will adjust before the current systems go offline from April 25 to May 4.

The Granville Arts Center in Garland is slated for a $25 million renovation, including technology upgrades and accessibility improvements, funded by the Grow Garland Bond Program.

Fort Worth Public Library cardholders can get free admission to Mayfest until May 3, while supplies last. Mayfest offers music, arts, and activities from May 1-4. The library's initiative promotes community engagement.

Dallas employs goats to clear invasive privet in Bachman Greenbelt, offering an eco-friendly solution to urban environmental challenges.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed program is gaining popularity by lending residents free tools for yard maintenance, helping them comply with local ordinances.

Trinity Park in Fort Worth has partial closures for Mayfest setup, but the north end and a detour are open. Mayfest will reopen Dream Park and contribute to community projects.

Arlington offers activities like photos with the Bunny at The Parks Mall, Six Flags' 'Viva La Fiesta', art exhibits, esports, orienteering, baseball, concerts, farmers market, and soccer matches.

The National Medal of Honor Museum offers Arlington residents a 50% discount on tickets until July 4, 2025, as a gesture of gratitude for local support.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center is hosting the Adamson Art Show with works by AP Art students and the sound installation "Soundings" by Colette Copeland, with other events including music education and Free Comic Book Day.

The City Auditor's report criticizes the city's scattered and inefficient homelessness response, citing poor encampment and mental health service management, and a lack of coordinated outreach efforts.

Oak Cliff Municipal Center extends hours before DallasNow launch, which will digitalize the city's planning processes. Services will be offline Apr 25-May 4, before DallasNow goes live on May 5 for online permit applications and tracking.