Mayor Mattie Parker celebrated 168 seniors with the Mayor’s Achievement Award in Fort Worth, recognizing their career readiness and workforce preparedness.

Fort Worth Public Library announces the "Amped Up Music Tour," a series of free summer concerts showcasing local talent at various locations from May to August.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department honors volunteers, including Bill Collins and Alex Hernandez for decades of service, and features efforts like Castleberry ISD's partnership and Steve Clouse's contributions at the Nature Center.

Fort Worth opens registration for Camp Fort Worth, an affordable summer camp for kids ages 5-13 that includes various activities at the City's community centers.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control partners with BISSELL Pet Foundation for the "Empty the Shelters" event from May 1-15, waiving adoption fees to ease shelter overcrowding.

Fort Worth tackles tire disposal with a $180K contract for recycling services from All American Tire Recyclers.

Keep Fort Worth Beautiful received the Gold Star Affiliate award from Keep Texas Beautiful for their environmental work, including 500 cleanups with over 32,000 volunteers, collecting 3.7 million pounds of waste.

A 42-year-old man was found dead from a gunshot in Dallas, prompting a police investigation with Detective Patty Belew leading the case, asking for public assistance.

A man was fatally shot on Chaucer Place in Dallas, and despite medical attention, he succumbed to his injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information.

Duncanville Police host a water lantern event to honor crime victims during National Crime Victims' Rights Week, fostering community solidarity and remembrance.

A dense fog advisory in Dallas lowered visibility Monday morning, with fog expected to precede a stormy week with increased chances of showers and thunderstorms. Flood warnings have also been issued for local rivers.

The Mesquite Police Department honored K9 Officer Kozmo on the anniversary of his death, acknowledging his service and impact, including capturing suspects and seizing narcotics.

The Truck Driving Championship will take place tomorrow at Williams Stadium in Garland, with 217 drivers competing in a display of skill behind the wheel. The free event is hosted by the Dallas-Fort Worth Council of Safety Professionals.