Dallas unveils its FIFA World Cup 26™ Host City Poster, designed by local artist Matt Cliff, blending city landscapes with cowboy imagery to capture Texan spirit and soccer enthusiasm.

Arlington offers activities like photos with the Bunny at The Parks Mall, Six Flags' 'Viva La Fiesta', art exhibits, esports, orienteering, baseball, concerts, farmers market, and soccer matches.

Fort Worth celebrated its 40th Cowtown Great American Cleanup with over 3,700 volunteers gathering 84,800 pounds of litter, followed by an Earth Party at Rockwood Park.

The National Medal of Honor Museum offers Arlington residents a 50% discount on tickets until July 4, 2025, as a gesture of gratitude for local support.

Dallas police investigate a fatal shooting involving Toby Raley, who allegedly killed Hayley Raley and himself.

Dallas forecast: cloudy with a high of 87°F and strong winds; rain starts tonight, with downpours expected over the weekend; clearer skies on Monday but showers may return Tuesday.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center is hosting the Adamson Art Show with works by AP Art students and the sound installation "Soundings" by Colette Copeland, with other events including music education and Free Comic Book Day.

Cody Wayne McCollom received a 60-year prison sentence for the repeated sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl, with his ties to the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas influencing the case.

An accidental firearm discharge by a local woman struck Frisco's Hosp Elementary School last month; no injuries occurred and no charges will be filed.

Carrollton finished a six-week storm debris cleanup, clearing 9,042 tons of debris, with Republic Services maintaining usual trash services throughout this period.

Mesquite to hold a family-friendly Citywide Council District Picnic on May 17 at the Mesquite Arts Center, with free entry, activities, and refreshments.

The City Auditor's report criticizes the city's scattered and inefficient homelessness response, citing poor encampment and mental health service management, and a lack of coordinated outreach efforts.

Oak Cliff Municipal Center extends hours before DallasNow launch, which will digitalize the city's planning processes. Services will be offline Apr 25-May 4, before DallasNow goes live on May 5 for online permit applications and tracking.