The Fort Worth Public Library's second-annual CAD Contest invites students (grades 6-12) to design and 3D print bridges, testing their endurance under weight.

Fort Worth is allocating investment interest to fiscal 2026 projects, including improving the city's credit rating, expanding the Cowgirl Museum, and bridge construction.

Arlington initiates ground spraying to combat West Nile Virus after positive mosquito sample tests, focusing on reducing infected mosquitos within a specific radius.

Denton has reopened the eastbound lane on Sunset Street, providing some respite from construction, while the westbound lane remains closed due to ongoing improvements. Residents are encouraged to support local businesses affected by the work.

Fort Worth announces Labor Day service changes, including closed government offices and libraries, no garbage collection interruption, and altered public transit schedules. Emergency services remain available.

A new book titled "Mistletoe Heights: A Centennial Neighborhood – Fort Worth, Texas" details the history of the Fort Worth neighborhood with text and photos, drawing on volunteer efforts and local memories.

Fort Worth announces National Night Out for Oct. 7, aiming to enhance community-police relations with festivities and a registration deadline of Sept. 30.

The Wedgwood Garden Club has transformed public spaces in Fort Worth, Texas, through planting and maintenance, supported by plant sales and the Park Department.

Fort Worth mourns the passing of Captain Daniel Cearley, who served the Fire Department for 28 years. His dedication to public service and his role as a mentor were honored at a memorial service.

Paschall Park in Mesquite has opened a new playground with features like swings, slides, and climbing equipment, along with a turf safety surface for fall cushioning.

Lantana unveiled an AED SaveStation in memory of Dylan Dorrell, a high school athlete who died of cardiac arrest, to improve emergency response and public health.

The Dallas Police Department has approved cowboy hats as part of their uniform, announced on social media alongside a recruitment push and diversity efforts.

Keller's public safety teams participated in a leadership workshop led by retired U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Scott Huesing, focusing on leading by action rather than rank.