Arlington and Pantego are responding to West Nile Virus by starting ground spraying for mosquitoes after detecting positive samples, mainly at night using a permethrin product.

The Fort Worth Independent School District will offer a free dinner program for students starting in the 2024-25 school year, in collaboration with Sodexo.

GCISD introduces a new cellphone policy imposing a $15 fine for students after the fourth violation to minimize classroom distractions. Usage is restricted to certain times, with stricter rules for younger students.

The White Settlement Police Department runs the Take Me Home Project to aid individuals with cognitive impairments in case they are lost, featuring a database for officer use in reunifications.

The ArlingtonTXLib hosted an "End of Summer Party" for adults which was a success. The next event, "End Party for Children," is tomorrow. Positive feedback from the first event sets high expectations for the children's party.

Dallas families are invited to vote on a new playground design for Eloise Lundy Park at the Eloise Lundy Recreation Center until 5 p.m., August 1, 2024.

The White Settlement library is concluding its summer programs and encourages the community to join in final week activities before introducing fall events.

Arlington Police Department is hosting a Back-to-School Bash offering free backpacks and supplies, followed by the Boys & Girls Clubs' giveaway the next day.

The Coppell community is preparing for National Night Out on October 1st to enhance police-community partnerships, with residents encouraged to register their block parties.

The Denton County community held a fundraiser to support injured firefighter Corey Clayton, featuring a donut breakfast and a silent auction with strong local support.

The Keller Independent School District has banned cell phones during the school day to address issues like bullying and to improve student engagement.

Mansfield Animal Care and Control participates in the Clear the Shelters event on August 17, offering pet adoptions, free services like microchipping, and festivities.

The NAS JRB Fort Worth military community enjoyed a Summer Fun Event with BBQ, kids' activities, and giveaways, fostering camaraderie among families and service members.