The Lewisville Neighborhood Services is hosting a free workshop on home enhancement resources and funding, now rescheduled for July 16 at the Queen Margaret Community Center.

Nearly 30 children attended the Kids Fire Camp in Lake Worth to learn about fire safety, first aid, and CPR, with volunteer support from firefighter wives and refreshments from Frios Gourmet Pops Ice Cream Truck.

White Settlement Police Department launches Public Safety Cadets Youth Program for ages 14-20 to explore law enforcement careers, starting June 26th with informational classes.

The Irving Police remind drivers to be cautious since some school zones are active during summer educational programs, stressing safety amid ongoing learning opportunities.

Young entrepreneur Lincoln is hosting his lemonade stand again in Mansfield to support local services, including Police and Fire Departments. The event is at Eagle Globe & Anchor Barbershop on June 8.

Arlington hosts a sensory swim event for special needs children at Howard Moore Play Pool, focusing on a calm environment, with registration available online.

Arlington cooling stations provide respite for the homeless during heatwaves, with services at the Arlington Life Shelter, The Salvation Army, and public libraries. Residents can text for updates.

The Grapevine Police Department's "Chillin' with the Heat: Kids & Cops Summer Camp" aims to foster positive relationships between youths and law enforcement through educational and fun activities.

The Frisco Police Department warns of increased package theft during summer and advises residents on prevention methods like delivery alternatives and surveillance tech.

Cedar Hill Police partnered with Mission Cedar Hill for home improvement projects aiding residents in need, showcasing their community commitment beyond typical policing duties.

The 2024 Texas Police Games began in DeSoto, featuring a Bodybuilding Competition among other events, to showcase the athleticism of law enforcement and military personnel while strengthening community bonds.

Fort Worth has launched the "Heat Heroes for the Household" program to combat heat-related fatalities among the homeless by offering cooling stations and education on heat health issues.

The City of Lewisville begins a two-week storm debris cleanup on June 10, urging residents to place debris curbside without blocking streets. Regular trash and commercial debris are not included.