Carrollton celebrates Texas Independence Day with 11th annual TEXFest featuring music, food, a beer garden, and activities on March 7, at 1106 S. Broadway Street.

LifePath Systems will move crisis services into its new 110,000‑sq‑ft McKinney campus, adding dozens of crisis beds and freeing up space at Heritage Drive.

UNT’s North Texas Promise will cover tuition and mandatory fees for eligible Texas freshmen starting fall 2026.

The Euless Police Department hosted an event with the CPAANT to strengthen community ties and demonstrate their Drone Program, electing a new board for 2026.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control hosts "New Year, New Friend" on January 21, an adoption event at City Hall featuring dogs and information on animal welfare.

A DBJ forum on Feb. 10 will gather officials and club leaders to debate how nine World Cup matches at AT&T Stadium could reshape hotels, transit and development across North Texas.

Partnership Home seeks volunteers for the Point in Time Count of the homeless in Tarrant County on Jan. 22, requiring mandatory training for participants.

Wylie Police invites residents to a Citizen Police Academy to learn about law enforcement. Classes run from Feb 26 to May 8, 2026, for applicants 18+, passing a background check. Details are on their website and via Brigitte Sierra's email.

The Frisco Fire Department has announced a planned prescribed burn at Frisco Commons Park on January 13th, which is essential for maintaining the park's ecosystem.

Fort Worth residents will see city service changes on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with closures of most municipal offices but no disruption in emergency services and solid waste collections.

Dallas observed Human Trafficking Awareness Month with a luncheon to honor those combating the issue and plan future actions, featuring a coalition of city officials and activists.

Lewisville invites vendors for ColorPalooza festival focusing on arts, culture, and environmental sustainability. Applications for various vendor categories are open until March 29, with the event set for April 25.

Midlothian's 'Kids' Crafty Saturday' event fostered creativity in young minds, providing free crafting sessions at the public library for K-5 students, with all materials supplied.