Dallas City Council discussed parking reforms to potentially reduce or remove mandates in various urban areas, including for historic properties and residential, office, and retail spaces.

The Dallas City Council approved a $14.5 million incentive for the Palladium Buckner Station Project to transform a parking lot into a mixed-income residential area with 304 apartments.

Arlington, lauded for fiscal responsibility, received multiple awards for financial reporting, transparency, and policies, solidifying its reputation and ensuring lower interest rates for taxpayers.

Fort Worth and Irving Police Departments, with the U.S. Army Old Guard, honored fallen officers during National Police Week by participating in a Wreath Laying Ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Richard Abernethy has been appointed as Duncanville's new Assistant City Manager for Operations, overseeing various departments and focusing on service efficiency.

Three new officers have joined the Lewisville Police Department, as announced in a social media post celebrating their experience and anticipated contributions to the community.

The Collin County DA's office honored law enforcement on social media during National Police Week, appreciating current officers and those who died in service.

Collin County residents may see new fire and EMS structures through a proposed Emergency Services District No. 1, following end of service contracts and financial challenges.

Dallas honors older adults and dementia awareness in Older Americans Month with an event at Tyler Street Church, featuring dance and dementia friend sessions. Registration is open via various channels.

The Citizen Support Group donated $350,000 to the FWPD for a new horse walker arena, as revealed by the department's Facebook post. The donation will aid the mounted patrol.

Denton County is inviting the public to a memorial service on May 14 at the Denton County Amphitheater to honor fallen officers for National Police Week.

The Lewisville Police Department released a new "Calls for Service" public dashboard to increase transparency with real-time police response data, while ensuring privacy by approximating call locations.

Carrollton donated a retired ambulance to Creekview High School for EMT and firefighter training, enhancing practical learning in their Fire Academy and Diesel programs.