Older Americans Month 2025 in Rockwall County emphasizes reshaping views on aging and supporting senior citizens through programs like Meals on Wheels.

Aryan Circle gang member Daniel Allen received a life sentence for shooting at a Plano SWAT officer during a narcotics raid in 2021, as announced by Collin County DA Greg Willis.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas is hosting a painting workshop with artist Juan J. Hernandez on May 17th and a creative summer camp for middle schoolers.

Dallas offers a free jazz concert at Fretz Park with Len Barnett and the Modern Cajon Jazz Ensemble on June 12 as part of the Dallas Live in the Park Music Series.

Grand Prairie hosted an Asian Heritage Festival featuring food, performances, and cultural displays, with events like a 5K to support the AAPI Nurses Association.

Residents can share their opinions at a public hearing on proposed water and wastewater impact fee changes, which could increase costs for new developments to ease financial burden on the existing community.

Fort Worth's Evans & Rosedale project gets approval, promising affordable housing and commercial spaces, with Royal Capital set to invest $61 million in the area's revitalization.

Fort Worth City Council approved the GREENprint Fort Worth Plan for parks and public spaces, reflecting community feedback gathered through surveys and meetings.

Arlington celebrated winners of the Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest, where students wrote about animals and the environment. Winners from grades 3-6 received prizes at City Hall.

Dallas is set to experience a heat wave with temperatures rising to 101 degrees and chances of thunderstorms. An Ozone Action Day has been declared due to poor air quality.

Mansfield Texas parks undergo renovations, leading to temporary closures for electrical work, repaving, and ADA compliance painting, with updates shared via social media.

Arlington is set to discuss the $10 million Shadow Drive Sewer project, invites citizens to join boards, provides advice on found kittens, and encourages news sharing.

Three new officers have joined the Lewisville Police Department, as announced in a social media post celebrating their experience and anticipated contributions to the community.