Residents of Carrollton, TX, are set to vote in the General and Special Charter Elections on May 4, with registration closed on April 4 and early voting already underway.

Denton carried out a large emergency response drill at CH Collins Athletic Complex to test preparedness, involving multiple agencies and emergency vehicles.

Garland announces the fourth annual Build Garland Day, showcasing bond-funded enhancements at Hollabaugh Recreation Center and Watson Park, including a gym, splash pad, and more on May 11.

Dispatcher Christopher Anderson was honored with the First Responder of the Month Award by the Lewisville Chamber of Commerce for his life-saving efforts.

Plano, Texas, updated vehicle marking rules for disabled veterans, aligning with Senate Bill 792 to enhance the visibility of disability signs for parking enforcement.

Carrollton joins a LEED program to implement eco-friendly initiatives and track sustainability metrics, with the support of Bank of America and USGBC.

Kaufman County Commissioners are set to vote on the re-platting of three lots in Oak Creek Estates Section 1 on May 28. The public meeting will address development concerns and take place at the county courthouse.

Ellis County announces polling hours for the upcoming Joint General and Special Elections, urging voters to review sample ballots and find polling places in advance.

The White Settlement Police Department thanked Warrior Spirit Creations for a wooden plaque featuring their autism awareness patch, symbolizing their commitment to inclusivity.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing on May 21, 2024, to consider renaming a section of S. Mayhill Road to Edwards Road following a proposal.

The Denton City Council has announced a public hearing on May 21, 2024, to discuss the annexation of 92 acres for potential development. Residents are encouraged to participate.

Grand Prairie updates its Drought Contingency and Water Conservation Plans, aligning with Texas regulations, to address water scarcity and involving public feedback on the new strategies.

The Arlington Public Library celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Month in May with authors' talks, a reading challenge, and cultural performances, highlighting AAPI contributions to U.S. culture.