UT Arlington has been recognized as a Gold Level Military Friendly® School for 2025-26, known for supporting military veterans and families, and is also a Military Spouse Friendly® School.

Arlington reminds drivers to be cautious in work zones during the construction season and National Work Zone Awareness campaign, highlighting the risk of fatalities and the importance of driving safely.

The Fort Worth Fire Department commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing on social media, honoring the 168 lives lost on April 19, 1995.

White Settlement PD hosts the Special Olympics Texas Law Enforcement Torch Run on April 21 at Veterans Park, inviting the community to run, walk or cheer, with sign-ups via email and commemorative shirts for sale.

The Mesquite Public Library's Spring Book Sale offers a selection of used books and DVDs to support community programs and promote sustainability on May 16-17.

Lewisville's Medication Disposal Day on April 26 aims to tackle prescription drug abuse facilitated by the partnership of the Lewisville PD, LISD, and DEA.

Lewisville Public Library hosts events for all ages: an adult Movie Club on April 21, a teen Anime+Makers event on April 24, and a Baby Prom on April 25.

Fort Worth Public Library cardholders can get free admission to Mayfest until May 3, while supplies last. Mayfest offers music, arts, and activities from May 1-4. The library's initiative promotes community engagement.

QuikTrip donated to the Irving Family Advocacy Center to assist with costs incurred after a tornado, supporting the center's services for victims of violent crime.

Ellis County announces a free two-day tire disposal event for residents to responsibly discard old tires, excluding heavy equipment tires, on April 25-26 at 2278 FM 878, Waxahachie.

Garland announces Build Garland Day for April 25, highlighting city developments including two new fire stations and the Holford Recreation & Aquatic Center's opening.

Fort Worth's Mobile Tool Shed program is gaining popularity by lending residents free tools for yard maintenance, helping them comply with local ordinances.

Fort Worth celebrated its 40th Cowtown Great American Cleanup with over 3,700 volunteers gathering 84,800 pounds of litter, followed by an Earth Party at Rockwood Park.