Fort Worth celebrates its 175th anniversary, commemorating its establishment in 1849 and historic treaty of 1843 that designated it "Where the West Begins."

Arlington City offers a free yoga session at the Lake Arlington Plant and Pollinator Garden, focusing on wellness and nature, with registration at SaveArlingtonWater.com for June 8th.

The City of Dallas is hosting a Summer Residencies program with workshops in various arts for underserved neighborhoods, ranging from healing arts to theater, with flexible timings to ensure broad community participation.

The inaugural Lone Star Smokeout in Arlington, slated for May 2025 at AT&T Stadium, will feature top country music and BBQ, inspired by Chicago's Windy City Smokeout.

Fort Worth officials monitor Lake Worth's water levels, which may prompt recreational closure if they hit 595.5 feet, to prevent flooding and ensure safety.

Youth volunteers from Mesquite Police Explorer Post #145 helped clear storm debris for disabled seniors and veterans, demonstrating community service.

Kevin Costener will attend an advance screening of "Horizon: An American Saga" at MWR Fort Worth, with a Q&A session for fans who submit questions by June 7th. Up to four free tickets are available per person.

Fort Worth officials have launched a litter control initiative, enlisting residents' help via a survey and promoting strategies, including prevention and cleanup, facilitated by the MyFW app and City Call Center support.

Officials announce a public meeting about the Southeast Connector Project, aiming to alleviate traffic in Tarrant County by expanding and improving I-20 and I-820, with completion expected by 2028.

The latest drinking water quality report from Fort Worth Water is now available online, detailing the water sources, substances present, and distribution of the report to residents.

Fort Worth has been awarded $500,000 by the EPA to address brownfields, revitalizing potentially contaminated sites and promoting development, part of a larger $231 million package to 178 communities.

Fort Worth's downtown red bus lanes are temporarily changing to accommodate Texas A&M campus construction, with plans for revitalized transportation design to enhance pedestrian and transit access by 2026.

Sergeant Brad Kenney retired from the Lewisville Police Department after 23 years, with plans to travel and enjoy family time. His commitment to service was praised as he concluded his tenure.