Fort Worth reinstates the True Texas Project's reservation at the city's Botanic Garden after a constitutional dispute, clarifying the use of public spaces and freedom of speech principles.

Tarrant County Sheriff's team, with SWAT and Unbound Now, struck against human and narcotics trafficking, an initiative commended on the DA's website.

All American Towing & Recovery encourages donations of water and electrolytes to aid first responders in dealing with the summer heat, as shared by Denton County ESD1 on Facebook.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting a free Longest Day of Play event filled with various activities across four locations on June 20 to celebrate summer and promote wellness.

Dallas Police are seeking the public's help to locate 17-year-old suspect Pablo Veliz for two homicides. Veliz is linked to the murders of a 16-year-old and another man. The police have issued arrest warrants and encourage tips.

Dallas is set for a heatwave with mid-90s temperatures expected; the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality issued an Ozone Action Day for poor air quality.

New firefighters in Garland complete specialized training and are ready to join the fire department, with some already EMT certified and others soon to attend EMT school.

Ellis County is hosting a Joint Runoff Election on June 15, where voters can participate from 7 am to 7 pm. Details and sample ballots are available on the county's website.

Fort Worth invites residents to help shape the city's future at the Vision Summit, contributing to the 2050 Comprehensive Plan for sustainable urban development.

Fort Worth City Council approves an additional $1.255 million, totaling $1.73 million in funding, for Phase I enhancements of Gateway Park, as part of the city's commitment to green spaces and community development.

The trail near Rapp Road and Rufe Snow Drive in Keller will close for three weeks from June 12 for utility work linked to a new subdivision. Residents are advised to respect the signage.

Leticia Gibbs is the new Director of Collin County's Community Supervision and Corrections Department, unanimously chosen by county judges for her longtime commitment and experience.

Arlington is set to start targeted mosquito spraying after confirming a positive West Nile Virus sample, using a permethrin-based pesticide at specific locations during night hours.