John Flores-Hidones of the City of Lewisville receives the Maurice Strickland Award for his outstanding work in budget efficiency, notably reducing overtime costs by 40%.

The White Settlement Police Department hosted their second TOUCH A TRUCK event, offering interactive experiences with vehicles and fostering community bonding with local services.

Frisco announces service changes for Memorial Day, with closures and adjusted hours for city services including trash collection delays and modified athletic center hours.

Collin County District Clerk's Passport Office introduces "Walk-Up Wednesdays" for flexible passport services without appointments, starting June 4, 2025.

Carrollton's Festival at the Switchyard invites sponsorships for its 15th year, promising brand exposure to over 40,000 attendees through various advertising channels.

Carrollton homeowners may have received altered exemption notices from Denton CAD, but authorities say this is normal due to property value changes. Residents with concerns should contact Denton CAD.

Texas Flood Awareness Week aims to prepare Texans for flood risks with planning and emergency kits, reinforcing safety measures like the 'Turn Around Don’t Drown' mantra.

Arlington's Clean Corridor Program, led by the Clean Team, improves the city by removing litter and maintaining public spaces, with over 5.7 tons of debris cleared since March.

Downtown Arlington will host a classic car show on June 7, featuring over 150 vintage cars, live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities, with free admission.

Lake Worth's weather alert sirens accidentally went off after a system upgrade, causing public concern. Officials are working to fix the malfunction and have reverted to the old system temporarily.

The Cedar Hill Police Department announces the return of the annual bike rally and warns of road closures and traffic delays in the area, advising residents and visitors to plan travel accordingly.

HEB Reads! Summer Reading Challenge in Hurst-Euless-Bedford offers prizes for logged reading minutes, with an app to track progress and an End of Summer Bash for participants.

The mayors of Lewisville, Corinth, and Denton invite residents for a community bike ride on May 31, starting at 8:30 a.m. at the Highland Village/Lewisville Lake A-train Station.