Dallas officials, including Mayor Eric L. Johnson, are preparing for the 29th annual Back to School Fair to provide supplies and resources to students.

Dallas celebrates the new Fire-Rescue and Police Chiefs with a formal ceremony on May 5 at Concord Church; media must RSVP and follow specific instructions.

Ellis County, Texas announces that early voting results will be available at 7 p.m. on election night, with updates posted in real-time on their website. Official results will be confirmed once canvassed.

Ellis County is reviewing a replat of a 7.330-acre lot in Yarbrough's Yard on June 10 at the Commissioners’ Court meeting, and residents can attend or contact the Department of Development for information.

Dallas appoints Justin Ball as Fire-Rescue Chief and Daniel C. Comeaux as Police Chief, marking a new leadership era for the city's public safety departments.

Tarrant County, Texas officials issued a health alert for potential measles exposures in Arlington, advising unvaccinated individuals to watch for symptoms until May 10.

The City of Denton is set to hold a public hearing on changes to the 2022 Mobility Plan, affecting roads near the airport and west of I-35W, including the removal of a road segment and reclassification of roads. The meeting is on May 20.

Denton is revising its Development Code, affecting Commercial Animal Services. Public hearing is on May 20, 2025, to discuss changes including permitted uses and parking.

Plano residents vote on a $647.91 million bond for infrastructure and public services, with a suggested minimal tax impact and plans for future stakeholders to share costs.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation awarded $735,000 in grants for various community projects, including support for homelessness prevention, healthcare, and educational initiatives.

Kaufman County achieved significant energy cost savings in 2024, as detailed in the House Bill 3693 Report, with annual kWh use of 6,123,955 and expenditures totaling $581,127.33.

Early voting for Lewisville's general and charter amendment elections closed on April 29, with residents deciding on City Council seats and charter propositions.

Fort Worth voters prepare for Election Day on May 3, with resources available at VoteTexas.gov and the City Secretary’s website for polling locations and sample ballots. Tarrant County provides a detailed map and ballot preview.