The Forest Hill Police Department invites law enforcement to its "Mastering Proactive Policing for Patrol" course on May 30, 2024, at the local Civic Center. Registration is open through the Blue to Gold website.

Arlington introduces Citibot, a chat service on its city website that allows residents to report issues and access information on city services in over 70 languages.

Detective Bryeans received the Super Sleuth Award for his role in solving the 'Sorority Rapist' case, leading to Jeffery Wheat's life sentence using forensic genealogy.

The Lewisville Police Department is hosting a "Where is the Fun?" Hunt, an interactive event for families during the ColorPalooza festival on April 27, aiming to strengthen community relations.

Garland Police Department honored their administrative staff on Facebook as "behind-the-scene heroes", acknowledging their crucial role in maintaining department operations for Administration Professionals Day.

The Courtyard Gardens at Allen are undergoing expansion and renovation, with plants relocated by Collin County Master Gardeners. The gardens are expected to reopen in mid-2025.

The Carrollton Paws on the Square event offers pet-related activities and services, including free pet registration, cheap rabies vaccinations, and microchipping.

Rachel G. Flores has been hired as the new Manager of Economic Development for the City of Mesquite, bringing extensive experience from previous leadership roles in various states.

Dallas City Council approved a $19 million deal for the Dallas Wings to play at the Memorial Auditorium, as part of a wider downtown revitalization effort.

The Dallas Earth Fest is a free, eco-friendly event on April 28 at Klyde Warren Park, offering environmental activities, workshops, and booths. Hosted by the Dallas Youth Commission, it encourages community engagement in sustainability.

Northside Branch Library celebrates Day of the Child on April 30 with free activities and entertainment for kids from 5 to 7 p.m.

The Highland Hills Community Center hosted a western-themed Senior Legacy Ball to celebrate local elders, featuring music, dancing, food, and vendor booths.

Library cardholders in Fort Worth can access Mayfest for free by showing their card. The festival runs from May 2-5 at Trinity Park with music, dance, and activities for all ages.