Dallas officials, including the interim city manager and emergency management director, plan to address storm recovery efforts in a digital press conference.

Lewisville calls for teen applications to its Youth Action Council, offering an opportunity for local high school students to participate in local governance and community projects. Applications are open until August 1 for grades 10-12.

Texas officials encourage residents affected by storms to report property damage using the iSTAT survey to aid in securing relief funds and assistance.

Storm recovery efforts continue in Garland, Texas, after a powerful tempest caused massive power outages and debris. City Hall and other facilities temporarily closed, while crews worked on restorations and clearing blockages.

Garland city officials have suspended building inspections for May 29 due to storm damage assessment. They request residents' patience during the temporary halt.

A local state of disaster was declared in Denton County by Judge Andy Eads due to severe weather, enabling emergency measures to address power outages, debris, and flooding.

The City of Lewisville announced special storm debris collection starting June 10 and asks residents to follow guidelines for proper disposal, excluding commercial entities which must use their regular services.

Fort Worth extends its budget feedback deadline to June 15, encouraging residents to contribute via Connect Fort Worth and other channels, as it prepares a $1.049 billion budget utilizing priority-based budgeting to align spending with city goals.

The Bowman Springs road project in Arlington has been completed, upgrading the road to a three-lane concrete thoroughfare as part of local infrastructure improvements.

The Plano Texas Police Department paid tribute to fallen service members on Memorial Day, acknowledging their sacrifices and noting changes in local services due to the holiday.

White Settlement community honored fallen heroes on Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring wreaths, tributes by dignitaries, and the involvement of local volunteers and organizations.

Officer Johnson was named "2023 Officer of the Year" by the Duncanville Police Department, praised for responding to thousands of calls, issuing citations, joining narcotic operations, and conducting VIN inspections.

White Settlement Fire Chief Rick Sanderson completed the Chief Executive Officer Program at TEEX, earning the FSCEO designation and recognition for his leadership skills.