Arlington hosts a variety of Memorial Day weekend events, including aquatic fun, a Museum flag tribute, The Smurf Experience, DreamFest 2025, and military salutes at Six Flags, with further details on ArlingtonTX.gov.

Fort Worth's "Movies That Matter" will screen "Cooked: Survival by Zip Code," highlighting racial, economic, and environmental issues, at the Modern Art Museum on June 5, 2025.

UT Arlington is set to honor veterans at a Memorial Day ceremony featuring a memorial dedicated to fallen Arlington service members, with speeches and patriotic displays.

Arlington will observe Memorial Day with facility closures but maintain trash and recycling services; some parks and the East Library and Recreation Center will have limited hours.

Carrollton's Chalk the Park event is rescheduled to June 11 due to weather, featuring chalk art, water games, food trucks, and an "Inside Out 2" screening.

The Tarrant County Homeless Coalition will discuss homelessness in Arlington at an event on May 30, offering insights and inviting community engagement.

A public hearing on changes to Denton's 2022 Mobility Plan is set for June 11, 2025, to discuss road realignments near Denton Airport and west of I-35W.

Denton announces a public hearing on June 11, 2025, to discuss updates to its 2022 Mobility Plan involving changes to street classifications near the University of North Texas.

Denton has released its 2025 Action Plan draft for public input. The plan outlines housing and community projects funded by $2.3 million federal dollars, pending final approval. Citizens can review and comment on the proposal until June 20.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather and potential thunderstorms for Dallas, including high temperatures near 93°F and chances of rain increasing towards Memorial Day.

Amanda Williams was sentenced to 40 years for a burglary and stabbing incident after pleading guilty. The Tarrant County DA's Office, via social media, detailed the case's conclusion on May 20, 2025.

The Dallas County Sheriff's Department honored three employees as "Employees of the Month" on social media, acknowledging their hard work and dedication.

The Lewisville Police Department promoted their Bicycle Patrol Unit and its benefits, highlighting better accessibility, community engagement, and environmental advantages.