Brandon Strawn, a 17-year-old with autism from Denton, was found safe after a large-scale search involving local authorities and volunteers, including the use of drones.

Cody M. Whittenburg has been appointed as the director of Fort Worth's Environmental Services Department, bringing his proactive style and extensive experience to the role.

Firefighters found a deceased woman with a gunshot wound at a Duncanville apartment fire; police are investigating and have detained a person of interest.

Dallas City News reports on various initiatives, including a pet adoption event, AAPI heritage celebrations, a mental health summit, a business mentorship program, and a reduction in homelessness.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson launched the Tanzanian American Chamber of Commerce to boost trade and international relations between Tanzania and the United States.

Dallas welcomes the "Harmony" sculpture by Laura Abrams into Everglade Park with a dedication ceremony, celebrating public art's impact on community and nature.

Texas peace officers, including a team from Lewisville Police Department, attended a memorial in Austin to honor officers who died in the line of duty, as part of the events leading to National Police Week and Peace Officers Day.

Allison McNamara steps in as interim general manager of the Will Rogers Memorial Center, following Kevin O Kemp's retirement. She has a history with the Fort Worth Public Events Department and is joined by interim operations manager Claude Humphrey.

Fort Worth officials are beginning the FY2025 budget planning, projecting a $1.049 billion budget. Input from residents is encouraged as the city prioritizes community services and considers a new tax rate. Public engagement events are scheduled.

Allen's library will be closed for Memorial Day weekend, affecting services on May 26-27, with no materials due.

Assistant Chief Kevin Palmer of the North Richland Hills PD passed away due to a medical emergency on duty, leaving a legacy of service and leadership.

The Mesquite Police added Lockhart and Lane at Towne Crossing Apartments to their S.A.F.E. program for increased security.

Dallas faces hazardous weather with potential flash floods, as the National Weather Service issues warnings and advises caution due to heavy rains and thunderstorms.