Irving Police officers participated in the annual Police Week and Police Unity Tour in Washington, D.C., to honor fallen law enforcement officers and promote unity.

Dallas Police request public help in finding Michael Brown, missing from Bonnie View Road since May 25, urging contact via 911 or (214) 671-4268 with case number 074250-2025.

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth extended a flood watch for parts of Texas including Dallas due to possible excessive rainfall, with flood warnings for several rivers in the area.

Mesquite, Texas opens its pools for summer, welcoming residents for recreation with amenities like rubber ducks and lemonade. Admission fees apply, with discounts for seniors.

Collin County Sheriff's Office and Anna Police Department conducted a joint traffic operation on FM 455, resulting in 45 stops, 10 citations, and 35 warnings.

Dallas City Council approves economic incentives for local developments, including the Buckner Station Project and University Hills, as well as a new Fire Station No. 18.

Arlington City Council plans meetings on May 27, 2025, with sessions at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., streamed live for residents to engage with local governance.

Missing 9-year-old Josue Daniel Vasquez Robles was found safe by the Dallas Police after a community-wide search effort. Further details of his disappearance remain undisclosed.

Irving's Family Advocacy Center has secured a temporary location post-tornado, allowing them to reunite under one roof and resume providing comprehensive assistance.

Denton has released its 2025 Action Plan draft for public input. The plan outlines housing and community projects funded by $2.3 million federal dollars, pending final approval. Citizens can review and comment on the proposal until June 20.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather and potential thunderstorms for Dallas, including high temperatures near 93°F and chances of rain increasing towards Memorial Day.

Dallas improved its ranking to #34 on the Trust for Public Land's 2025 ParkScore Index for green spaces, with 81% of residents within a 10-minute walk of a park.

Arlington raised property taxes for the first time in 20 years for additional revenue, maintaining lower rates than nearby cities and funding public services.