Irving Police Department plans to host a memorial for fallen officers during National Police Week, honoring the sacrifices of their own and other Texas officers.

Texas Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics in Melissa, Texas, saw WSPD officers participating to support athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Dallas prepares for the 29th Mayor's Back to School Fair, with a news conference detailing the event's plans, offering students school supplies and services.

Dallas Love Field held a community meeting to discuss airport updates and address local residents' concerns, with options for attendees to engage and submit questions in advance.

"Soundings," an exhibit by Colette Copeland, highlights Texas' marginalized voices at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center until May 24, with a workshop on May 10.

Residents of Fairhaven joined a block party to vote on a $4.2 million neighborhood upgrade, expressing priorities for improvements like curb repair and crime reduction.

Fort Worth Police cleared their sexual assault kit backlog, processing 898 kits and enhancing their crime lab operations to ensure timely justice for victims.

The Fort Worth Business Plan Competition is seeking applications from small businesses to compete for cash prizes and receive expert coaching and workshops.

Fort Worth City Hall exhibits General William Jenkins Worth's personal items, including his military attire, as part of its commitment to preserving local history.

Arlington celebrates National Historic Preservation Month by focusing on its historical sandstone houses, encouraging residents to share historic spots and emphasizing the importance of preserving these architectural gems.

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington to open for the 2025 season on May 10 with new attractions, enhanced facilities, and a full schedule starting May 24.

Arlington, Texas is tackling mosquito season with targeted ground spraying and public education to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses like West Nile Virus.

Arlington entrepreneur and ex-Marine, Bryant Griffith, merges community service with business through his eco-friendly venture, JAWS Junk & Waste Solutions.