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.

Arlington Animal Services, at 130% capacity, reduces adoption fees to $5 from June 9-14 to encourage community engagement and prevent shelter overflow.

Mansfield PD joined a kick-off event promoting outdoor play, mingling with the community and offering safety tips, reflecting their commitment to community relations.

Todd Simmons leads Melisa Perez with 64.92% of the votes in the 2025 City of Mansfield runoff election, results are unofficial until the special City Council meeting on June 16.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation is hosting two Impact Learning Series events focused on nonprofit management and fiscal responsibility for local organizations on June 11 and 13.

Denton County Emergency Services District No. 1 & 2 hosted their 5th Annual Child Safety Fair with local police, providing free life jackets and resources to promote child safety.

Lewisville Police Department offers a monthly Child Safety Seat Clinic to assist parents with car seat installation and safety. The free service is open to all and requires an appointment, now at Fire Station 3 due to construction.