Fort Worth City Council approved the GREENprint Fort Worth Plan for parks and public spaces, reflecting community feedback gathered through surveys and meetings.

Arlington celebrated winners of the Sheri Capehart Animal Essay Contest, where students wrote about animals and the environment. Winners from grades 3-6 received prizes at City Hall.

Arlington is set to discuss the $10 million Shadow Drive Sewer project, invites citizens to join boards, provides advice on found kittens, and encourages news sharing.

The White Settlement Police Chief presented commemorative coins to USMC members, honoring their service and celebrating the Marine Corps' 250th anniversary.

Garland, Texas has been named a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, indicating its commitment to growing the local music industry and cultural heritage. Governor Abbott highlights the economic and cultural importance of music in Texas.

Arlington's third Disability Resource Expo, organized by the NFBTX Arlington Chapter, will be held at Southwest Branch Library to offer resources for those with disabilities.

Arlington's homeless population is using Arlington Life Shelter, The Salvation Army, and public libraries as cooling stations during the summer heat. These locations offer air-conditioning, hydration, and operating hours for relief.

White Settlement celebrated the Great American Cleanup with volunteers cleaning a local waterway and the Native Plant Society hosting a Mother's Day Plant Giveaway. The city praised the community effort on Facebook.

The White Settlement Museum's 2nd Annual Walk Through History featured re-enactments and interactive exhibits, drawing community engagement and offering an active learning experience of history.

A tractor from Mansfield Parks & Recreation earned an honorable mention at a local car show, celebrating vehicles that contribute to city maintenance alongside classic and contemporary cars.

The Collin County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Corrections Week 2025 by honoring staff with events and expressions of gratitude for their service.

Rockwall County is planning to modernize its Sheriff's Office, using ARPA funds. A public workshop is scheduled for May 13 to gather input on the project, which will upgrade facilities without needing loans or tax increases.

Lewisville hosts Fiesta Charra, a cultural event with Mexican rodeo activities, shows, contests, dance performances, and more, on May 25 at Bill Weaver Arena. Event is free with $10 parking; no outside food or pets on shuttles allowed.