Lewisville is hosting a free car seat inspection and installation event on May 28 at the Fire Station #3. Participants must reserve their spot by calling. The service is open to all, aiming to improve child safety in vehicles.

The "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series in Texas features tribute bands including "Even It Up" and offers a blend of musical nostalgia in a community setting, with opportunities for volunteers and convenient amenities.

Fort Worth receives an additional $20 million from the federal government for its ongoing flood control project, part of a larger $443 million funding effort to modernize the city's flood management infrastructure.

Fort Worth will observe Memorial Day with city offices closed, but services like garbage collection will continue. Some recreational facilities will open, while libraries, certain animal shelters, and the council meeting will be closed or canceled.

Fort Worth welcomes the reopening of the renovated Forest Park Pool, offering modern amenities and safety features for local families to enjoy during the summer.

Fort Worth has approved funds for safety assessments and enhancements in entertainment districts and will install retractable bollards for crowd control.

The Fort Worth City Council approved an $847,500 incentive for ITS Logistics' expansion, including a new downtown office and the ContainerAI platform, with plans to hire up to 339 employees.

A man was fatally shot in a Dallas parking lot, and police are searching for the gunman. The victim, Jamal Cooksey, died after being found wounded at 2:45 a.m. on W. Northwest Highway.

Dallas police are investigating a homicide involving 23-year-old Curtis Dowell and have issued an arrest warrant for suspect Jamee Parsons, who remains at large.

A double homicide in Dallas led to the arrest of Saadiq Shabazz, 25, for the fatal shooting of two sisters, with an ongoing investigation into the circumstances.

The Continuing the Climb Re-entry Job and Resource Fair in Fort Worth helps formerly incarcerated adults with employment, resources, and legal assistance.

After heavy rain, Ciquio Vasquez Park was littered with trash, requiring cleanup by the City's Park & Recreation Department and a contractor that hires the homeless. The city urges residents to help prevent littering.

Dallas is set for a hot week with highs in the low 90s, starting sunny but leading to a midweek chance of showers and thunderstorms, per National Weather Service.