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.

Tragic stabbing on Helen Street, Dallas, results in the death of 83-year-old Verner Johnson. Suspect, Derrick Wicker, is in custody facing murder charges. Dallas Police seek information for the ongoing case number 067384-2025.

Dallas Police seek help identifying a suspect involved in a fatal crash during a street race; they have released a photo of the suspect's vehicle and are offering a reward for tips.

The upcoming week in Dallas anticipates cloudy skies with increased chances of showers and thunderstorms, fluctuating between 30-40% probabilities, amidst temperatures in the low 90s.

Arlington celebrated winners of the Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest, where students wrote about animals and the environment. Winners from grades 3-6 received prizes at City Hall.

The White Settlement Police Chief presented commemorative coins to USMC members, honoring their service and celebrating the Marine Corps' 250th anniversary.

The Collin County DA's office honored law enforcement on social media during National Police Week, appreciating current officers and those who died in service.

Dallas will host a free jazz concert on May 15 at Fretz Park, featuring Carolyn Lee Jones and the Satin Dolls, as part of the Dallas Live in the Park Music Series.

Lewisville joins the ICMA 2025 Economic Mobility Cohort to boost residents' upward mobility, focusing on key areas like housing affordability, with a $20,000 grant for community assessments.

Lewisville announces a Centennial Picnic on May 17 to mark the city's 100th anniversary, featuring local history, live music, food, and children's activities at Memorial Park and Thrive.