Dallas expects a spring week with warm temperatures, varying thunderstorm chances, and mostly cloudy skies, according to the National Weather Service.

Trout Fishing in America will perform their folk tunes at the Lewisville Grand Theater on May 10, as part of the Texas Tunes series, tickets available online.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville's Abandoned art exhibit will be on display from May 3-31 with an opening night on May 3rd and an artist chat on May 25th at the Lewisville Grand Theater.

Lewisville imposes daytime watering restrictions from May 1 to Sept end to conserve water, with different schedules for residential and commercial properties. Violations can be reported, and the city promotes efficient irrigation practices.

Early voting for Lewisville's general and charter amendment elections is available through April 29, including the weekend, with council places and charter propositions on the ballot.

The Lewisville Public Library partners with Highland Village Lions Club for free vision screenings on April 28, offers Story Stroll for families in Central Park, and hosts English Conversation Hour for language practice on May 2.

ColorPalooza 2025 in Lewisville offered family fun, creative activities, live performances, and food vendors, supporting community engagement and the city's Centennial celebrations.

Dallas welcomes new Dallas Wings players and public safety leaders, indicating a future of renewed energy and potential progress for the city's sports and safety services.

Dallas weather forecast includes sun and storms, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week.

A $500,000 grant from the Beverly Hudgins Ray Parkhurst estate is supporting the creation of the Baker Martin Family Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden.

Fort Worth begins search for a new Police Chief, inviting community input through a survey by May 16, aiming to fill the role by August following Chief Noakes' retirement.

Fort Worth's new P.A.W.S. and Think initiative educates students on responsible pet care, offering classroom presentations with hands-on experience with animals.

Major crime in Fort Worth's West 7th District dropped by 36%, with a stronger police presence contributing to this decline. Vehicle crimes also decreased significantly.