Euless opens registrations for its Junior Fire Academy, a program for 11-15-year-olds covering fire safety and lifesaving skills from June 16-20, 2025.

The FBI Dallas office honored Bryan Myers on the anniversary of his passing due to health issues from 9/11 exposure, highlighting his service and the impact of 9/11-related illnesses.

The Holford Recreation and Aquatic Centers in Garland opened on June 1st, offering amenities such as gymnasiums, fitness rooms, and aquatic facilities with water slides and lap lanes.

The Mesquite Police Department and the National Safety Council promote National Safety Month in June to emphasize the importance of safety and prevent accidents.

The Euless Public Library is offering free summer events for kids, including performances by The Ramazinis and Circus Chickendog, and an educational "Animal Adventures" event featuring live animals from the Dallas Zoo.

The Euless Senior Center hosted a health fair with screenings, fitness demos, and wellness talks for elders and caregivers.

Runoff election for Lewisville City Council Place No. 4 is underway, with early voting available until June 3, and final voting on June 7. Residents can vote at specified locations regardless of their participation in the general election.

The City of Mesquite's Spread the Love campaign, in collaboration with Sharing Life Community Outreach, combats child hunger by collecting food donations, particularly peanut butter and jelly, for North Texas families.

Fort Worth is set to open the Betsy Price Community Center, honoring the city's longest-serving mayor. Other centers commemorate local leaders like Atatiana Carr-Jefferson, R.D. Evans, MLK Jr., Eugene McCray, and Andrew “Doc” Session.

Arlington announces a Lake Arlington Cleanup event on June 13, encouraging residents to aid in beautification efforts ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup™.

Mesquite, TX announced the 21st Addressing Mesquite Day for community service on October 4. Residents can apply by June 13 for help with home projects like painting or landscaping. Volunteers and donations are encouraged to support the initiative.

The Dallas County Courtesy Patrol Team was honored for no lost time in 2024, highlighting their commitment to seamless operations and safety, as celebrated by the Sheriff's Department on social media.

Keller Public Safety introduces three new NETCOM 911 dispatchers, Mollie Albertson, Rezana Kaba, and Stephanie Martin, trained to serve local communities.