Irving Police Department's annual Summer Girls RAD Camp offers free self-defense training, substance abuse education, and relationship advice to empower young girls, with registration now open.

The City of Carrollton is hosting its second annual Tails & Trails 5K event to benefit the local animal shelter, welcoming runners, walkers, and dogs.

Grand Prairie will celebrate Juneteenth with events including a volleyball game with police, block party, charity race, parade, community cookout, and concert, starting June 12 at the Dalworth Recreation Center.

Arlington offers various events: pool visits, an M.C. Escher art exhibit, The Smurf Experience, concerts including a salsa dance night, a baseball game, a farmers market, and more.

Denton's City Council will hold a public hearing on June 17 to discuss modifications to the city's Mobility Plan, affecting streets near the University of North Texas.

Denton is holding a public hearing to discuss proposed changes to the 2022 Mobility Plan, affecting areas near the airport and west of I-35W. The event is on June 17 and encourages citizen participation.

White Settlement's community honored military service members on Memorial Day with a ceremony featuring Mayor Faron Young, speaker Angela Bennet-Engele, and local Girl Scout troops.

The Argyle Police Department partners with local faith-based organizations for the 5th Annual Child Safety Fair, with key support from The Grove Church NTX and The Well.

Frisco, Texas canceled its Memorial Day event at Frisco Commons due to weather, as announced on the city website, impacting the community and prompting mixed reactions.

Fort Worth launches the Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge from May 31 to August 9, offering rewards for logged reading minutes and a kick-off event on May 31 at Trinity Park.

North Texans honored fallen service members during Memorial Day, with ceremonies at cemeteries and personal stories of veterans despite the damp weather conditions.

The Collin County DA's office is highlighting efforts to fight child exploitation and find missing children, especially on National Missing Children's Day, and providing resources for the public to help.

The Fort Worth Fire Department trained over 300 FWISD bus drivers in safety procedures, including evacuation from smoke-filled and overturned buses, using live fire extinguisher training, and hands-only CPR.