Fort Worth invites residents to enjoy outdoor trails on Celebrate Trails Day, April 26, with over 1,000 miles of paths available for a variety of activities.

Fort Worth is launching a campaign to discourage direct giving to panhandlers, urging residents to donate to local charities instead for more effective assistance to the homeless. Signs with guidance and an online donation site will be installed.

Texas sees a measles outbreak; health officials advocate for MMR vaccination and report no cases in Tarrant County, where local clinics offer vaccines.

The City of Lewisville's Neighborhood Services offers free workshops on grants for property improvements and community projects, with the next session on May 13 at Thrive.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control resumes dog adoptions at PetSmart centers after a health-related suspension, ensuring all dogs are thoroughly checked and cleared of canine distemper.

Dallas Cowboys support Arlington ISD's new girls' flag football league, with six high schools participating and players excited for the inclusive sport opportunity.

Arlington offers a free workshop on eco-friendly landscaping for water conservation on May 10, with expert talks, vendor exhibits, and practical advice.

The Fort Worth Police Department is raffling a 2025 Chevrolet Trail Boss to support the TPCA Foundation Fallen Officer Fund. Tickets are $100 with the raffle ending Wednesday.

Mansfield Police Department collaborates with Alliance For Children and local coffee shops to promote child abuse prevention using custom coffee cup sleeves during National Child Abuse Prevention Month.

The Midlothian Police Department in Texas is enhancing autism support through educational resources, specialized training, and their Guardian Program during Autism Awareness Month.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office promotes National Take Back Day for safe disposal of unused prescription meds on April 26, with two drop-off locations.

Rockwall County Detention Center partners with One CommunityUSA to implement Pathways to H.O.P.E., an initiative to support detainee reentry into society, including job training, mental health support, and reducing recidivism.

Carrollton's storm clean-up progresses with 6,342 tons of debris collected since March 20. Residents must follow placement guidelines for efficient pick-up; some areas have seen delayed collections.