Dallas hosts community events and offers resources like food assistance and cultural celebrations; city facilities close on Memorial Day to honor fallen servicemembers.

The Grand Prairie Police Department has warned against a scam where fraudsters pose as officers demanding money for missed court dates or warrants. People are advised to hang up and report such calls.

The Argyle Police Department is preparing for their 5th Annual Child Safety Fair, focusing on child well-being in Denton County, with a promotional video by Message Masters.

Dallas announced the fourth annual Summer of Safety campaign aimed at reducing violent crime by offering youth activities, as emphasized by Mayor Johnson and Police Chief Comeaux.

Fort Worth's "Movies That Matter" will screen "Cooked: Survival by Zip Code," highlighting racial, economic, and environmental issues, at the Modern Art Museum on June 5, 2025.

UT Arlington is set to honor veterans at a Memorial Day ceremony featuring a memorial dedicated to fallen Arlington service members, with speeches and patriotic displays.

A public hearing on changes to Denton's 2022 Mobility Plan is set for June 11, 2025, to discuss road realignments near Denton Airport and west of I-35W.

Euless opens a new Splash Pad for residents to enjoy during the summer, providing a safe, family-friendly environment with water features and eco-friendly elements.

Carrollton announces the Chalk the Park Celebration, a free family event with chalk art, water games, and an outdoor movie, on May 22 at Mary Heads Carter Park.

Dallas officials announce the fourth annual Summer of Safety campaign to enhance community well-being and safety during the summer months, with an upcoming press conference.

Texas Governor declares May 19-23 as Texas Flood Awareness Week, aligning with Fort Worth's stormwater management and public education on flood risks and insurance.

Fort Worth Municipal Court collaborates with a job fair to help individuals with past convictions through a "Court in the Community" session offering legal resolution and support services on May 28.

Fort Worth kids will have healthier food options at summer camps due to a $10,000 grant from Texas Health Community Hope to enhance the Healthy Summer Initiative.