Arlington's City Council announced a $28.7 million budget increase for street maintenance, with a focus on the Street Reclamation and Asphalt Mill & Overlay Programs, funded by a sales tax surplus.

The Texas Department of Transportation plans I-20 upgrades from Arlington to Grand Prairie. A public meeting will be held on May 16 to discuss the project, promoting community feedback on road improvements.

A fire in Cedar Hill led to the temporary closing of a busy intersection, which reopened later the same day. Details on the fire and its impact remain undisclosed.

The 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, a PGA Tour tournament, will take place in Fort Worth at Colonial Country Club on May 20-26, coinciding with road improvements and changes in local trash pickup schedules.

Arlington is set to start the 2022 Residential Rebuild Project in June, with upgrades to roads, infrastructure, and amenities, aiming for completion by February 2025. An informational meeting is scheduled for May 15 at the local library.

The Denton Planning and Zoning Commission will review a proposal by Homeyer Engineering to replace bank drive-throughs with parking on a 0.89-acre site, with public hearings set for May 29.

Fort Worth seeks public input on the Access Butler Place Plan to revitalize transport and community connectivity. A meeting is scheduled for May 9 to discuss the future of the historic Butler Place.

Eagle Drive in Denton will be closed for a month starting next Monday for a TxDOT rehabilitation project, affecting the area between S. Elm and S. Locust Streets.

Fort Worth's Mayor forms a committee to explore urban rail options, aiming to support economic growth and tourism, with research funded jointly by the city and Trinity Metro.

Fort Worth celebrates National Bike to School Day on May 8 at Park Glen Elementary, advocating for fitness, safety, and eco-friendly transport with support from the city's Transportation & Public Works Department.

Fort Worth's Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program has been revived since 2014, with the city now installing speed cushions to slow down traffic after receiving 124 applications for them. Residents can request traffic calming devices through the city.

Fort Worth's City Council approves a $12.1 million project to improve Trinity Boulevard including road and water line enhancements, part of the city’s Capital Improvement Program. Construction is scheduled to start in fall 2024.

Fort Worth receives a $2 million federal grant to test weather sensors that improve autonomous vehicle safety, preventing accidents like the deadly 2021 ice pileup on I-35.