The City of Arlington's free electronic recycling and paper shredding event saw participation from 1,500 households, collecting over 87,000 pounds of waste.

Mesquite, Texas announces a series of workshops and activities for National Small Business Week, May 4-10, including a free Entrepreneurs Day on May 7, with roundtable sessions and networking opportunities.

Six Flags Over Texas will offer free entry to military personnel and veterans from May 23-26. Eligible individuals can also buy additional discounted tickets. Verification is required through ID.me or a valid military ID.

Matisse Matsumoto was honored as Arlington’s Student-Athlete of the Month for his tennis achievements and leadership. He plans to study Computer Science at UCF.

Rockwall County's mobile mammography coach will offer screenings at the local library on May 15, 2025, including 3D mammograms and bone density scans.

The City of Carrollton is hosting a "May the 4th Be With You" celebration featuring Star Wars-themed activities, a movie screening, and a costume contest.

White Settlement Police join the DEA for Drug Take Back Day, inviting locals to dispose of unused medicines responsibly to prevent abuse and environmental damage.

Reverchon Park reopens its updated baseball field with a game between North Dallas High School and Conrad High School, celebrating with a ribbon-cutting event in Dallas.

The Euless Family Life Senior Center announced a health fair on May 2, 2025, offering resources and education on wellness for seniors, caregivers, and the public.

Euless Parks & Community Services introduces a summer camp lottery registration system to provide a fair opportunity for families to enroll their children in Summer Adventure Camp or Summer Teen Camp.

The Fort Worth ECC offers safe disposal of hazardous household waste and is open for drop-offs with proof of residence, encouraging recycling and environmentally responsible waste management.

Lewisville imposes daytime watering restrictions from May 1 to Sept end to conserve water, with different schedules for residential and commercial properties. Violations can be reported, and the city promotes efficient irrigation practices.

The Lewisville Public Library partners with Highland Village Lions Club for free vision screenings on April 28, offers Story Stroll for families in Central Park, and hosts English Conversation Hour for language practice on May 2.