The Lewisville Police is hosting a free "Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events" training on June 28 at Thrive to educate the public on survival strategies.

Lewisville will celebrate Juneteenth with a free concert by the David Whiteman Band at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on June 20, following recommendations by the Mayor’s Commission for cultural engagement.

Lewisville seeks teens for its Youth Action Council, urging interested high schoolers to apply before the Aug. 4 deadline for a term from Sep 2025 to May 2026.

Dallas introduces initiatives for inclusivity, providing resources for diverse groups, from bilingual support and emergency alerts to economic opportunities and social justice efforts.

Dallas City Council members are set to address the media about the significance and support of women's professional sports in the city, emphasizing their commitment to the development of female athletics.

Kaufman County announces the renovation of its historic courthouse with a brunch at Moritas Bruch offering a 20% discount to mark the event on June 5th.

Dallas residents attended a meeting to discuss Campbell Green Recreation Center's renovation plans, including updates to the facility and playground equipment.

Dallas Animal Services updates nursery protocols due to a rise in kitten admissions and disease outbreaks, seeks volunteer help for their programs, and urges caution with play yard doors and kennel protocols.

The Arlington Police Department invites public input on its quest for CALEA Accreditation, accentuating its commitment to professional standards in law enforcement.

Lewisville is inviting residents to join the Steering Committee for its Lewisville 2035 plan to guide future city growth. Applications are due by June 20.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation offers diverse summer camps for kids, including STEM, soccer, gymnastics, and art, with limited spots available as detailed on their Facebook page.

Fort Worth's job fair aimed at helping formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society by providing job opportunities and resources, including resolution of legal issues.

Arlington ISD's summer program provides free meals to children under 18 and students with disabilities up to 21, excluding holidays, at two locations.