Arlington offers a variety of activities for the weekend including family events at AT&T Stadium, live music, Six Flags Summerbration, art exhibits, markets, library programs, sports games, concerts, and brunch options.

The Fort Worth Police Department's 5 Stones Taskforce hosted a session to educate on online grooming and internet safety, vital in combating sex trafficking in Tarrant County.

Denton residents can comment on the rezoning of a 1.09-acre tract to Mixed-Use on July 15, with potential penalties outlined for ordinance violations.

Dallas Fire-Rescue is hosting a free Fire Safety Education and Health Fair in Kiest Park, with fun activities and learning opportunities for families.

The Cedar Hill Police Department's tenth annual Youth Summit connected law enforcement with local youth through educational and recreational activities.

Lewisville celebrated the opening of the Tittle McFadden Public Safety Center, housing police and fire departments, with a ribbon-cutting and public tours.

The North Texas Crime Commission and Mesquite Police offer free active shooter response training for civilians on June 28, teaching survival strategies.

North Texas Nutrition Associates offer free Diabetes Education classes to Rockwall County employees and their spouses, led by expert Katherine Tom, to help manage diabetes, starting July 9th. Limited spaces available; register by June 30th.

Garland's Central Library announces summer events and Grand Opening on July 12 in their "Off the Shelf Central Edition" guide.

Fort Worth announces Family Nights at local pools with entry fees, offering night swimming and food trucks for family fun on specific dates at Forest Park and Marine Park Pools.

Arlington's Office of Communication announces volunteer recruitment for FIFA World Cup 2026, seeking individuals for various roles before and during the event.

Fort Worth partners with Reliant Energy for the 'Beat the Heat' program, providing cooling centers and devices to vulnerable populations during summer.

Fort Worth reminds residents to follow city ordinances banning fireworks, citing safety concerns and legal penalties, and encourages enjoying professional shows instead.