The Arlington Police Department rescheduled their community cookout to June 6 at Vandergriff Park following a weather cancellation, offering free food and a chance to strengthen community ties.

Dallas Love Field airport is offering a chance to win Dallas Mavericks merchandise and free parking to participants who complete a survey on the airport's services.

The City is initiating a cleanup to remove storm debris from streets and sidewalks, starting June 10, with specific instructions for residents on how to set out tree limbs and other debris for collection.

Lewisville Animal Services is hosting an "Adopt-A-Pupper" event at The Human Bean Coffee Shop to alleviate shelter overcrowding and encourage adoptions.

Dallas Animal Services prepares for a canine-focused event on June 20th featuring extended hours and volunteer opportunities, including a Dallas Pride presence and service updates for Spanish speakers.

The Arlington Parks and Recreation department has scheduled various summer events including public meetings, a fun run, sensory swim, yoga, movie nights, and fireworks to engage the community in June.

Severe storms in Denton disrupted Memorial Day plans, causing delays in yard waste and bulk pickup services, with household collections on schedule. The city's Solid Waste & Recycling Department is working to clear debris by June 1.

Carrollton launches special storm debris collection service in collaboration with Republic Services and CrowderGulf after severe weather, urging residents to safely place debris curbside and not obstruct pathways.

Carrollton's eighth annual Paws on the Square event offers a pet-friendly morning with activities, freebies, and services like pet registration and low-cost vaccinations.

River Oaks Volunteer Fire Department is selling branded patches for $10 as a fundraiser, with payment set up including CashApp, Venmo, and Zelle. Details can be found on their Facebook page.

Dallas celebrates Pride month with a flag-raising ceremony at City Hall, featuring music and a resource fair, with support from city officials and local organizations, and live streaming for remote participants.

Fort Worth has approved Latinos United for Conservative Action's 'Protecting Kids' event after addressing initial application and safety concerns, clarifying that approval does not equal endorsement.

Arlington encourages pet owners to join the 'Doo the Right Thing' contest to promote scooping up pet waste, protecting waterways from pollution, and preventing disease transmission.