Arlington Public Library has designated June as Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, launching educational events on Alzheimer's disease starting June 14.

Tarrant County, Texas, adjusts mosquito control tactics, reducing trap numbers and requiring positive West Nile virus tests or human cases for spraying.

Wings of Rescue partners with Grand Prairie Animal Services to fly adoptable pets to areas with higher demand, starting a series of relocations to balance pet supply and demand.

Arlington Parks & Recreation shares guidelines for responsibly enjoying parks, such as pavilion reservation checks via QR codes and permits for large events or alcohol use.

Rockwall County Commissioners Court has declared June 12, 2025, as Women Veterans Day to honor women in the military and highlight their growing veteran demographic.

Fort Worth invites the public to the U.S. Army's 250th birthday celebration at City Hall on June 13, offering flag exchanges and cake-cutting ceremony.

Carrollton's 15th Festival at the Switchyard seeks vendors and sponsors for the November 8 event, which draws thousands for concerts, games, and shopping. Early vendor applications get a discount.

Carrollton prepares for July 3 fireworks at Josey Ranch Lake, with concert earlier that day. Officials urge pet safety and remind residents that all fireworks are banned in the city.

Coppell Police Department will conduct ALERRT drills at Cottonwood Creek Elementary, resulting in a higher police presence, but not affecting service capabilities.

Duncanville's annual 4th of July Celebration will feature a parade, festival, and fireworks. Wristbands for the Armstrong Park event are free through registration.

Grand Prairie announces an upgraded Water Utility Customer Portal set to launch on June 16, aiming to improve bill payment and service management for residents.

The Fort Worth Communications team won five TAMI Awards at the TAMIO Conference, including top honors in three categories for their creative municipal communication efforts.

Arlington promotes CodeRED, a notification system for emergencies and services, urging residents to sign up for updates via texts, calls, and emails, available in 23 languages.