The City of Denton announces facility closures and service adjustments for Labor Day weekend, with safety services and some recreational activities available.

Dallas invites residents to Community Engagement Sessions focusing on federal compliance and public policy input, offering interpretation services from August 26 to September 9, 2025, emphasizing inclusiveness and equitable access.

Fort Worth supports migratory birds with a "Lights Out" campaign, urging reduced lighting during peak migration season to prevent bird collisions and conserve energy.

Arlington Public Library cardholders receive local business discounts in September, encouraging community engagement through literacy and support for local establishments.

North Texans are encouraged to prepare for natural hazards during National Preparedness Month, by seeking shelter during severe weather, keeping an emergency kit, moving to higher ground during floods, and taking precautions during heatwaves.

Richard Simpson Park in West Arlington has new amenities, including an extended trail with exercise equipment, a fishing pier, picnic pavilion, and lake overlook. The park now also offers a nature-themed playground for children.

Mansfield city offices will close on Labor Day, but essential services like trash collection continue. Residents can pay utilities online or via drop-off.

The DNT Widening Project in Frisco will cause detours and delays from Aug. 25-30. The city advises using Waze and following updates for alternate routes.

Frisco announces roadworks affecting traffic, including pavement replacement and utility work, with project information available on the city's website.

Mansfield, Texas held a 'Clear the Shelters' event with free adoptions, microchipping, city licenses, and family activities like a water slide and bake sale to support local animal welfare.

Dallas prepares for a week of fluctuating weather, from sunny and hot to potential thunderstorms and cooler temperatures, as per the National Weather Service.

The Windhaven Underpass project in East Lewisville won an engineering award and provides critical connectivity between major tollways, with Sundt Construction overseeing the complex build.

Lewisville has opened enrollment for its Citizens University program, providing residents with a detailed look at city operations through classes and a bus tour. Applications are due by August 31.