The City of Denton is set to hold a public hearing on changes to the 2022 Mobility Plan, affecting roads near the airport and west of I-35W, including the removal of a road segment and reclassification of roads. The meeting is on May 20.

Denton is revising its Development Code, affecting Commercial Animal Services. Public hearing is on May 20, 2025, to discuss changes including permitted uses and parking.

A Denton man is charged with four counts of arson, resulting in an elderly couple's death and property damage.

Reverchon Park in Dallas was reopened after a $5.5 million restoration, maintaining its 1920s charm and adding modern features for ongoing community use.

Dallas urges residents to volunteer with Park and Recreation year-round, offering diverse roles like nature care and fitness instruction, emphasizing the ongoing need beyond National Volunteer Month.

The Denton County Public Health department confirmed the first measles case of the year in an adult with unclear vaccination history and listed public places possibly exposed to the virus.

Dallas Live in the Park Music Series announces a free concert featuring Carolyn Lee Jones and the Satin Dolls at Fretz Park on May 15, offering jazz, swing, and bossa nova.

Grand Prairie received a $2,345 grant from Keep Texas Beautiful for an automated irrigation system at the Haven Community Garden, aiming to enhance conservation and food production.

Plano residents must register their pets post-vaccination, complying with the Texas State Rabies Control Act, using PetData.com, in-person, or mail with proof of rabies vaccination.

The Plano Symphony Orchestra will perform an outdoor concert at Red Tail Pavilion on May 17 featuring classical and contemporary music, with family-friendly attendance and various ticket discounts.

Plano residents vote on a $647.91 million bond for infrastructure and public services, with a suggested minimal tax impact and plans for future stakeholders to share costs.

The Arlington Public Library's Tea Time event highlighted Arab hospitality during Arab American Heritage Month with a focus on the cultural significance of tea.

Clayton Stephenson, the first Black Cliburn Competition finalist, will perform at Levitt Pavilion, Arlington, on May 3 as part of the Countdown to the Cliburn series.