Fort Worth announces early voting for May 3 election begins April 22, with resources available on VoteTexas.gov and City Secretary's website for voter information.

Dallas unveils its FIFA World Cup 26™ Host City Poster, designed by local artist Matt Cliff, blending city landscapes with cowboy imagery to capture Texan spirit and soccer enthusiasm.

Carrollton finished a six-week storm debris cleanup, clearing 9,042 tons of debris, with Republic Services maintaining usual trash services throughout this period.

Mesquite to hold a family-friendly Citywide Council District Picnic on May 17 at the Mesquite Arts Center, with free entry, activities, and refreshments.

Mayor Eric Johnson at the World Cargo Symposium in Dubai discussed logistics collaborations to boost Dallas's economy by fostering job creation and trade, especially in the pharmaceutical sector.

Dallas' weather forecast includes sun, clouds, and potential storms, with varying chances of rain throughout the week, as per the National Weather Service.

Fort Worth's new $25.6 million Northwest Patrol Division headquarters began construction, with plans to include a public artwork symbolizing unity between police and community.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist died after colliding with a pickup truck in Arlington; speed and reckless driving are considered factors. The investigation continues with no charges yet filed.

Gone Country, an Alan Jackson tribute band, will perform at Glade Parks on May 2, 2025. The outdoor concert encourages attendees to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a relaxed musical evening. Further details are available from Chance Boyd.

Dallas Park and Recreation seeks volunteers for various roles, including teaching, coaching, and park maintenance, as part of National Volunteer Month.

Dallas weather forecast includes sunshine, potential thunderstorms, and varied temperatures throughout the week, with increasing chances of rain by the weekend.

Denton, Texas enthusiastically awaits the opening of a new Target store in its Rayzor Ranch area, as announced by Mayor Gerard Hudspeth for economic and retail growth.

The Denton County Sheriff's Office is seeking information on a stolen 2006 Vermeer wood chipper, taken from Hartlee Field Road between April 4-7, 2025.