John Flores-Hidones of the City of Lewisville receives the Maurice Strickland Award for his outstanding work in budget efficiency, notably reducing overtime costs by 40%.

Frisco announces service changes for Memorial Day, with closures and adjusted hours for city services including trash collection delays and modified athletic center hours.

Carrollton homeowners may have received altered exemption notices from Denton CAD, but authorities say this is normal due to property value changes. Residents with concerns should contact Denton CAD.

Lake Worth's weather alert sirens accidentally went off after a system upgrade, causing public concern. Officials are working to fix the malfunction and have reverted to the old system temporarily.

Dallas weather forecast includes sunny skies with occasional rain, highs in the mid-80s to low-90s, and chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend and Memorial Day.

Deputy Liam Sartor was honored with the National Guard of the Year award by the American Legion Post 17 and by the 4th District, Department of Texas. The Collin County Sheriff's Office praised his service.

Dallas unveiled the new Bachman Lake Skatepark, a 45,600-square-foot facility funded by the city’s 2017 bond program, catering to skaters, BMX riders, and others.

The mayors of Lewisville, Corinth, and Denton invite residents for a community bike ride on May 31, starting at 8:30 a.m. at the Highland Village/Lewisville Lake A-train Station.

Lewisville awarded Michele Berry and John Flores-Hidones the Maurice Strickland Award for exemplary service in planning and police departments respectively.

During Texas Flood Awareness Week, Fort Worth reminds residents of the dangers of flooding, advising against driving through floodwaters and highlighting the city's safety resources and measures.

Helicopters from 5 State Helicopters will conduct HVAC hoisting at Calhoun Middle School in Denton this Saturday morning; residents can expect low-flying choppers.

The Haltom City Police Department is seeking help to find a man who stole a child's scooter, circulating footage and details to the public for assistance.

Dallas opens registrations for summer softball leagues at Kiest Park Softball Complex, with a $350 team fee and registration through the City of Dallas Recreation Centers or by calling (214) 671-0272.