Arlington is promoting water conservation with free programs, including a drip irrigation workshop, family volunteering, edible landscaping class, and bee hotel crafting. Registration details are available online.

Arlington will light its downtown towers in school colors to celebrate the Class of 2024 graduates from May 10 through June 2, with a rotating color schedule for local high schools.

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.

The Dallas Police Department honors Officer Thomas Burchfield with a Roll Call of Honor and #GoneButNotForgotten.

The Frisco Police Department is inviting the community to the grand opening of the new FPD Annex with tours, Q&A sessions, and "Coffee with the Mayor" on May 10.

Heavy rains caused flooding in unincorporated areas of Dallas County, leading to road closures and warnings from the Sheriff's Department to avoid submerged roads like Beckett and Lavender Road.

Destiny Church of DFW teams up with the White Settlement Police Department’s Pastor’s Coalition to support community services, including food banks, housing solutions, and youth engagement in Fort Worth.

Brandenburg Elementary wins the 2024 Penny Drive for their third year, supporting Special Olympics Texas with nearly $11,000 raised, contributing to over $35,000 collected in total by 22 schools.

Fort Worth celebrates Air Quality Awareness Week with educational events to improve local air quality, covering topics such as wildfires, asthma, climate change, and environmental justice.

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

Arlington locals enjoyed therapy dog cuddles and $1 root beer floats at an event aimed to provide stress relief, organized by Arlington Parks with Heart of Texas therapy dogs.

Wayne Ferguson Plaza in Lewisville becomes a hub for free fitness classes including yoga, strength training, Pilates, and Tai Chi, starting May 1 as part of the city's Lewisville 2025 vision plan.

The Irving Police Department is hosting the first Shop Talk Cinco De Mayo event with festivities and safety measures, ensuring the celebration continues even in potential rain.