The Amplify 817 Showcase in Fort Worth showcases local musical talent, featuring artists like Grady Spencer. The free event is on Aug. 16 and promotes community and artist support.

Fort Worth recognizes a local emblem, a billboard warped by tornadoes, as a symbol of the community's resilience and has preserved it as a public art piece in Linwood.

An Ozone Action Day was declared for Dallas-Fort Worth due to high temperatures and clear skies, prompting officials to urge actions to reduce ozone production.

The Mesquite community is mourning after two shootings involving teenagers. The mayor called for unity and action, urging parents and the community to engage with and support the youth.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed program now offers free pressure washers and yard carts, aiming to support property maintenance and reduce code violations.

The Fort Worth City Council has scheduled a work session and full council meeting for Tuesday, with discussions on grant funds, waste management, and a small business strategy, all streamed online.

Arlington City Council will review the FY2026 budget on August 5, 2025. Public participation is encouraged via in-person attendance, live-streaming, and cable broadcasts. The "Piecing it Together" series provides fiscal insights.

Dallas's Willis Winters Park is set to receive new artificial turf fields to improve baseball and softball facilities, with construction beginning soon, enhancing playability and reducing weather-related cancellations.

A man received a 15-year sentence for burglary and injury after breaking into an apartment in June 2024. He was previously convicted for illegal reentry into the US.

The White Settlement Police Dept. is engaging teens in law enforcement through its Junior Police Academy aiming to educate and potentially guide them towards policing careers.

Sun Valley Aquatic Center in Lewisville ISD shifts to weekend-only hours as the school year approaches, with reduced operation before closing for the season on August 31.

Lewisville invites residents to its annual budget workshop on August 9, with options to attend in person or watch via livestream, allowing public insight and participation in the budgeting process.

Lewisville is seeking high school students for its Youth Action Council to advise city officials and lead community projects. The application deadline is August 4.