Dallas City Council extends Southwest Airlines' lease at Love Field until 2040 to secure air travel growth and tackle congestion, with Mayor Johnson and the airline's CEO Jordan praising the agreement.

Arlington, Texas, is highlighted for its affordability with low city property taxes, utility rates, and competitive trash fees, outshining neighboring North Texas cities.

NAS JRB Fort Worth and the Fort Worth community held a Memorial Day Service at Mount Olivet Cemetery to honor fallen service members, with attendance from military and local leaders.

Fate, Texas, is auctioning off a fire truck to fund new emergency gear. The 2007 Freightliner Engine/Pumper has over 19,000 miles; bids start at $15,800, ending Tuesday at 5 p.m.

The DeSoto Police Department welcomed four new officers, with three being academy graduates and one a lateral transfer, as detailed in a congratulatory Facebook post.

The Fort Worth Fire Department honored fallen EMS workers on "EMS Remembrance Day" at the close of National EMS Week, emphasizing their legacy and sacrifices on social media.

Irving Police officers participated in the annual Police Week and Police Unity Tour in Washington, D.C., to honor fallen law enforcement officers and promote unity.

Keller's CERT program recently added 16 new members trained in emergency response, including first aid and rescue, highlighted in a Keller Public Safety social media post.

Lewisville city offices close for Memorial Day, but essential services like police and fire remain active. Garbage and recycling collection continues normally.

Lewisville is holding a runoff election for City Council Place No. 4. Early voting starts May 27, with the final election day on June 7. All registered voters can participate regardless of previous voting.

Arlington City Council plans meetings on May 27, 2025, with sessions at 2:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., streamed live for residents to engage with local governance.

Keller commemorates EMS Week, recognizing its EMS team and celebrating a Trauma Survivor Reunion that included a tribute to survivor Nina Alvarez on her 16th birthday.

Arlington raised property taxes for the first time in 20 years for additional revenue, maintaining lower rates than nearby cities and funding public services.