Lewisville Police Department warns of scammers impersonating officers to extort money for missed jury duty, advising the public to hang up and not share personal information.

Collin County is updating its Regional Trails Master Plan, inviting public input to enhance and connect its trail network, reflecting community growth and needs.

Rockwall County commended Leah Reichle and Heather Mitchell as Employees of the Quarter, highlighting their contributions to fiscal responsibility and office efficiency, respectively.

Ellis County Commissioners will review a plat application to divide Noble Farm's Lot 1 into two parts in Ferris, with a meeting scheduled for May 27, 2025, to discuss potential community impacts.

Fort Worth is updating the intersection at South Hulen Street and West Risinger Road, including realigning turn lanes and improving ADA compliance. A community meeting is scheduled to discuss the project.

The Ellis County Commissioners’ Court will review a replat of Buttonwood Village on May 27, potentially changing lot configurations across 5.395 acres. Residents can attend the meeting for discussion.

An informative session on water and sewer service changes in Lake Worth, Fort Worth is scheduled for April 24, 2025. Residents are encouraged to attend for details on the city's takeover of these utilities.

Dallas introduces a Spanish-only CERT training for emergency preparedness, aimed at Spanish speakers, involving disaster skills and culminating in a simulation exercise.

Exhibits by artists Juan J. Hernandez and Ronaldo Bolaños are showcased at Dallas' Latino Cultural Center, featuring narratives of heritage, identity, and immigration through vibrant paintings and photography.

Fort Worth invites community input on its GREENprint Fort Worth draft plan for parks, holding meetings for public discussions on the city’s recreational future.

The Fort Worth City Council has passed stricter tree protection rules, raising fines for unauthorized tree removals and requiring permits for cutting down trees over certain diameters.

Fort Worth invites the community to the 18th annual Police Memorial Ceremony to honor its fallen officers and support their families, to be held at the local memorial site on May 7.

Fort Worth offers a leadership-focused summer program for teens aged 13-17, aiming to build skills through an eight-week counselor training curriculum.