Dallas officials, including Mayor Eric L. Johnson, are preparing for the 29th annual Back to School Fair to provide supplies and resources to students.

Dallas celebrates the new Fire-Rescue and Police Chiefs with a formal ceremony on May 5 at Concord Church; media must RSVP and follow specific instructions.

City Park in Dallas will host a vibrant Cinco De Mayo celebration with free entry, music, dance, crafts, and food trucks, focusing on Mexican culture and traditions.

Dallas will have varied weather this week, with sunny days and calm winds changing to showers and thunderstorms forecasted with a 20-100% chance of precipitation.

The Visual Art League of Lewisville is displaying the "Abandoned" art exhibit at Lewisville Grand Theater's Art Gallery from May 3-31, with an opening reception on May 3.

Lewisville imposes daytime outdoor water restrictions starting May 1 to conserve water through September, with watering schedules based on address numbers.

The Metropolitan Winds will perform "Artistic Impressions" at the Lewisville Grand Theater, featuring a blend of music and visual art, on May 3 at 3 p.m., with tickets priced at $12.

Ellis County, Texas announces that early voting results will be available at 7 p.m. on election night, with updates posted in real-time on their website. Official results will be confirmed once canvassed.

Ellis County is reviewing a replat of a 7.330-acre lot in Yarbrough's Yard on June 10 at the Commissioners’ Court meeting, and residents can attend or contact the Department of Development for information.

Carrollton's "May the 4th Be With You" event features Star Wars-themed activities, including a costume contest, laser tag, gaming, crafts, and an outdoor film screening.

The Euless Family Life Center is offering a Summer Adventure Camp for kids aged 7-12 from June 2 to August 1, featuring sports, arts, and more. Registration is open with limited spots.

Dallas celebrates AAPI heritage with events including performances and art exhibits; Latino Cultural Center hosts two exhibitions; Beckles Dancing Company marks 30 years; new art opportunities arise; and volunteers can partake in the AAPI festival.

Dallas appoints Justin Ball as Fire-Rescue Chief and Daniel C. Comeaux as Police Chief, marking a new leadership era for the city's public safety departments.