Brian Morris is appointed as the new Code Compliance Director of Garland, bringing extensive experience from previous governmental roles in code compliance and community engagement.

Arlington residents show high satisfaction with city governance and services, endorsing safety and quality of life, based on the 2024 Citizen Satisfaction Survey results.

Arlington's Tool Sharing Program expands, offering residents free access to a wider range of tools for home and garden tasks, helping maintain city aesthetics without financial strain.

Garland, TX celebrates the 50th anniversary of Willie Nelson's 'Red Headed Stranger' with a tribute concert featuring local musicians and an exhibit of Nelson memorabilia.

Dallas Police officer, Carlos Almeida, was arrested for off-duty public intoxication and placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation.

The DPD Beat reports on a PNI Task Force seizure of drugs and illegal items, including firearms ammunition and drug distribution tools, during a May 2 operation.

Dallas Police Senior Corporal Joseph Robeson was arrested and charged with Tampering with Evidence, a third-degree felony. He is on administrative leave pending an Internal Affairs investigation.

Dallas weather forecast includes sunshine with chances of showers and thunderstorms, dense fog dissipating, and varying temperatures with light winds over the next days.

Brewer High School students explored firefighting through a partnership with White Settlement Fire Department, receiving hands-on training and learning about the profession.

Arlington voters approved a $200 million bond for city improvements and modernization of legislation, including infrastructure, public safety, and community amenities.

Raven's Grille offers a Mother's Day brunch on May 11th with reservations required, priced at $27.95 for adults and $19.95 for children. Contact ADA Coordinator for accessibility needs.

Ellis County Central in Waxahachie will host an open house with tours and a ribbon-cutting ceremony on May 9th to showcase its new facilities and services.

Fort Worth's third annual Unified Dance welcomed over 400 people, celebrating diversity and inclusion with activities, music, and dancing in a sensory-friendly environment.