The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth will screen "The Right to Read" on August 1 at 7 p.m. for free, with a reservation. The film explores the struggle for literacy in the U.S. and includes a moderated discussion post-viewing.

Fort Worth officials, WM, and FWMBCC are collaborating to ensure business equity and support for minority-owned businesses, with plans to develop strategies and host an event for networking and advancement of these goals.

The Grand Prairie Police Department's Citizen Police Academy aims to enhance community-police relations with courses in English and Spanish this fall.

The Dallas International Night Market returns on September 21 at the Prism Center, featuring global cuisines, local artisans, and cultural performances, celebrating the city's diversity.

Lt. Talley retires from Mesquite Police Department after over 20 years, having worked up from Communications Operator to Lieutenant and receiving 40 commendations.

Officer Charlton from Lewisville received a Life Saving Award for his heroic actions that saved a life, earning praise and gratitude from the community and colleagues.

NAS JRB Fort Worth's Lakeside Park is open for those with base access, offering pavilions, picnic areas, sports courts, and rental equipment for various outdoor activities.

A fatal pedestrian accident on I-35 in Dallas County has led to a detailed investigation by traffic deputies, causing significant traffic delays and raising questions about pedestrian safety.

Eighth Street is set to partially reopen following an explosion at the Sandman Signature Fort Worth Downtown Hotel, improving conditions for local businesses and commuters.

The Mesquite Police Department announced the arrest of Jorge Post in connection with a 2014 aggravated sexual assault case of a disabled person. Breakthrough DNA analysis led to the arrest after years without leads.

The Tarrant County DA thanked the Fort Worth Police Department in a post for their work on a case, emphasizing community safety, details of which remain unclear.

Firefighters across the southern states are preparing for the Texas Firefighters Summer Games in Lewisville, featuring athletic events from July 21-26.

The Lewisville Police Department is launching a Citizen Police Academy this September to educate locals on law enforcement operations. Applications are open for the 10-week program.