Fort Worth's third annual Unified Dance welcomed over 400 people, celebrating diversity and inclusion with activities, music, and dancing in a sensory-friendly environment.

The Rockwood Park Golf Course Clubhouse will offer a Mother's Day brunch buffet on May 11 with live saxophone music and a variety of dishes, including mimosas. Reservations are recommended.

Mesquite will host a Memorial Day remembrance service on May 26 at the Mesquite Veterans Memorial, featuring Mayor Daniel Alemán Jr., to honor military members who died.

Dallas experienced sewer overflows due to heavy rain, affecting three drainage basins, and the City appointed new leaders for its fire and police departments.

Lewisville imposes daytime outdoor water restrictions starting May 1 to conserve water through September, with watering schedules based on address numbers.

Carrollton's "May the 4th Be With You" event features Star Wars-themed activities, including a costume contest, laser tag, gaming, crafts, and an outdoor film screening.

The Euless Family Life Center is offering a Summer Adventure Camp for kids aged 7-12 from June 2 to August 1, featuring sports, arts, and more. Registration is open with limited spots.

Reverchon Park in Dallas was reopened after a $5.5 million restoration, maintaining its 1920s charm and adding modern features for ongoing community use.

Plano residents must register their pets post-vaccination, complying with the Texas State Rabies Control Act, using PetData.com, in-person, or mail with proof of rabies vaccination.

The Burleson Police honored two staff members for aiding children in distress, providing comfort, care, and clothing, actions stemming from compassion beyond duty.

Town East/Motley is holding a town hall on May 1 to address safety concerns, with Police Chief Gill discussing strategies at Trinity Christian Worship Center.

Fort Worth promotes "Lights Out" initiative to protect migrating birds from light pollution by turning off nonessential lights from March 1 to June 15 between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Fort Worth's Environmental Services Department successfully hosted tire collection events, where over 1,200 tires were gathered to prevent illegal dumping and environmental damage.