Denton's Parks and Recreation department offers inclusive programming, such as a sensory-friendly egg hunt, to ensure activities accommodate individuals of all abilities.

CDC reports low public risk from bird flu, despite outbreaks among US birds and cattle. Only one human case confirmed in Texas. Precautions advised for those in contact with animals.

Tarrant County experiences a rise in respiratory illnesses, with a significant impact on emergency visits and school absenteeism due to various viruses including flu and COVID-19. Health officials emphasize vaccination and preventative measures.

Fort Worth announces its 40th Annual Cowtown Great American Cleanup on March 29, featuring volunteer cleanup efforts followed by the Earth Party with food, activities, and a Trashion Fashion Show.

The local community center's Spring Break Camp for kids aged 5-13 runs from March 10-14, offering full-day care and activities with flexible registration.

Fort Worth libraries and fire department offer free hands-only CPR and AED training in February, emphasizing practical skills over certification, with sessions open to teens and adults without registration.

Fort Worth's CAP division is accepting online applications for utility bill payment assistance starting February 3, prioritizing the elderly, disabled, and families with young children.

The Euless Public Library announces an Edible Books Contest where participants create edible representations of books, with a family-friendly exhibit on February 21-22. Contact the library for rules.

The City of Euless invites families to the Daddy/Daughter Valentine's Dance on February 7th at the Texas Star Golf Course. Tickets are $15 and available online or at the Euless Family Life Center.

Euless Summer Camps' lottery registration opens for residents, offering Adventure and Teen Camp slots. Parents can apply during designated periods for a chance to secure a place for their children.

Rockwall County, Texas, earned the 2024 Safety Achievement Award from TAC RMP for outstanding workplace safety efforts and efficient workers' compensation claims management.

Lewisville opens grant applications for organizations aiding low-income residents, with $362,752 possible funds including an estimated $122,752 from CDBG and $240,000 pending budget approval.

Lewisville offers workshops to inform residents about grant opportunities for home and community improvements aligned with the city's vision for thriving neighborhoods.