Severe weather in Dallas leads to National Weather Service advisories, including flood watch and warnings, with potential for stormy conditions to continue throughout the week.

White Settlement's public safety members were honored at their Annual Awards Banquet; Police Chief Cook praised team efforts, and local businesses supported the event.

Donald Fulbright has been appointed as the new Assistant Chief of Police in Lewisville, Texas, after serving in various roles with the Arlington Police Department.

Denton County ESD #1 honored Medal of Honor recipients with an annual motorcade, recognizing their valor and sacrifices in a heartfelt social media tribute.

Lewisville launches free weekly exercise classes at Wayne Ferguson Plaza as part of the "Old Town" Big Move initiative, offering yoga, tai chi, and more.

Lewisville implements daytime outdoor watering restrictions effective May 1 to conserve water amid summer heat concerns. Properties have specific watering days based on address number.

Mansfield Police seek assistance in identifying a suspect who used counterfeit bills at Cinnaholic, urging the public to contact Detective Perez with information.

Elizabeth Jean Musick, 57, was found safe after the Fort Worth Police's public appeal for help. Her disappearance had prompted a widespread search effort.

The Elton Johns, a tribute band, will open the Sounds of Lewisville concert series on May 7, presented by Mosquito Joe. The series now runs May-June to avoid Texas heat.

ColorPalooza returns to Lewisville with vibrant activities and cultural exhibits, celebrating spring and community spirit on April 27 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza.

The City of Denton has published its latest Staff Report providing details on the City Council's proceedings, accessible on their website along with an option to subscribe for updates.

The Dallas City Council approved the creation of the South Winnetka Heights Conservation District, aiming to preserve the area's historic homes and character.

Dallas has announced an increase in development service fees for permits effective May 1, the first raise since 2015, to support the city's administrative costs and growth.