Angela Self, City of Garland's Planning Administrator, is honored with Fellowship in the American Institute of Certified Planners for her 25-year career in urban planning focused on addressing inequality.

The Dallas Police Department memorialized Officer Ronald Dale Baker, who passed away after a career of dedicated service. His contribution and legacy are honored as the community mourns.

Dallas Animal Services joins the BISSELL Pet Foundation's "Empty the Shelters" event to promote pet adoption and address shelter overcrowding from May 1-15.

George Scoggins has been named Arlington Parks and Recreation Department's Volunteer of the Month for his commitment to community service and maintaining local golf courses.

The Irving Police Department revealed over 80% of child car seats are not installed correctly and is offering installation checks by certified technicians to improve child safety.

Irving Police Department officers won prizes at a motorcycle rodeo, reinforcing their commitment to road safety during Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

Arlington celebrated winners of the Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest, where local students presented essays on wildlife and ecosystem conservation at City Hall.

The Bedford Police celebrated their Records and Property Division for their crucial behind-the-scenes work in managing police data and evidence during Records and Information Management Month.

Keller, TX community hosts an educational session on teen vaping and THC issues led by local police and the Stay on Track Coalition at the Keller ISD Education Center.

The Euless Family Life Center is opening its Summer Adventure Camp for kids 7-12 from June 3 to August 2, offering diverse activities and a simple registration process, with rates at $165 for residents and $215 for non-residents.

The Euless Citizens Fire Academy Alumni Association hosts an annual steak dinner fundraiser on May 18, supporting local firefighters, with meals from Outback Steakhouse.

Arlington Animal Services educates on kitten care during "kitten season," advises against disturbing them, and seeks foster volunteers while also accepting donations for care supplies.

Homelessness in Dallas has decreased for the third consecutive year, with a 19% reduction since 2021 and a significant drop in unsheltered homelessness.