Tarrant County has declared May 7th as Fentanyl Awareness Day, focusing on the opioid epidemic and underlining a strict approach to prosecuting drug offenses.

Collin County leader Bill Bilyeu will retire on July 5 after 25 years, prompting a search for a successor equipped with government experience and management skills.

Denton Parks and Recreation offers water safety advice for the summer, emphasizing swimming within designated zones, using the buddy system, checking weather, wearing lifejackets, and applying sunscreen to ensure a safe and enjoyable season.

Garland has opened its splash pads for the season from May to October, offering residents a chance to cool off with operational updates available online.

The City of Midlothian completed a telephone service switchover, briefly affecting city departments but not emergency services. Normal operations resumed by 9 a.m.

Garland Police participated in the 6th Annual Cinco de Mayo event, engaging with the community to foster relationships and celebrate with local Hispanic residents.

Boaters on Lake Arlington are cautioned about the dam area after a storm dislodged a buoy system; a temporary buoy will replace it until a new one is installed.

Flower Mound Police officers participated in the 3rd Annual Bike with the Blue event, winning second place and raising funds for a charity that helps homeless youth.

Arlington will light its downtown towers in school colors to celebrate the Class of 2024 graduates from May 10 through June 2, with a rotating color schedule for local high schools.

Cedar Hill Police announced that Hwy 67 reopened after an earlier closure due to an overturned vehicle. No details of the accident or injuries were released.

The Frisco Police Department is inviting the community to the grand opening of the new FPD Annex with tours, Q&A sessions, and "Coffee with the Mayor" on May 10.

The Duncanville Police Department has published its 2023 Annual Report, highlighting their law enforcement efforts and commitment to community safety on their Facebook page.

Arlington Parks and Recreation celebrated its 100th anniversary, highlighting the tenure of its first director, Melvin Shanks, from 1957-1985, who significantly expanded the park system.