The City of Mesquite, Texas, has released its Summer 2025 Fun Guide, detailing a variety of community activities including yoga, swimming lessons, archery, and outdoor camps.

Mesquite, Texas opens its pools for summer, welcoming residents for recreation with amenities like rubber ducks and lemonade. Admission fees apply, with discounts for seniors.

TxDOT will close lanes on John King Blvd. in Rockwall County for bridge deck demolition from May 30 to June 6 during nighttime hours. Detours will be in place.

Collin County Sheriff's Office and Anna Police Department conducted a joint traffic operation on FM 455, resulting in 45 stops, 10 citations, and 35 warnings.

Kaufman County Commissioners' Court will decide on a property re-plat in The Hilborn Addition on June 24, 2025, with significant community impact expected.

Art Pop-ups in the Plaza feature weekly local artists and live performances in Lewisville's Wayne Ferguson Plaza, contributing to the community and cultural development.

Lewisville city offices close for Memorial Day, but essential services like police and fire remain active. Garbage and recycling collection continues normally.

Fiesta Charra event with Mexican cultural activities is set for May 25 in Lewisville, featuring performances, contests, and music, with free entry and $10 parking.

Dallas weather forecast includes sunny skies, stormy evenings, and high heat indices, with potentially heavy rainfall and chances of thunderstorms throughout the week.

Lewisville is holding a runoff election for City Council Place No. 4. Early voting starts May 27, with the final election day on June 7. All registered voters can participate regardless of previous voting.

Dallas City Council approves economic incentives for local developments, including the Buckner Station Project and University Hills, as well as a new Fire Station No. 18.

Dallas hosts community events and offers resources like food assistance and cultural celebrations; city facilities close on Memorial Day to honor fallen servicemembers.

Two Texans were indicted for visa fraud, money laundering, and RICO conspiracy, accused of operating a visa scheme misusing EB-2, EB-3, and H-1B programs.