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.

A Disaster Declaration was issued in Denton County after violent storms caused extensive damage, power outages for 50,000 people, and prompted recovery efforts.

Arlington is introducing 65-gallon trash cans to replace 95-gallon bins for residents who requested the change by May 29, with delivery set for June during regular trash collection days.

Allen is opening a new 8-acre dog park, the Bark Yard, with amenities for both dogs and owners, featuring a grand opening event with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, giveaways, and food and drinks.

Garland provides relief at public libraries and rec centers during power outages, supplying cooling, internet, and charging facilities, with alternate communication methods for reporting outages and extended landfill hours.

The Dallas Public Library launches its SMART Summer program with free family activities in all its locations, including reading challenges with rewards, and an opening event featuring local dignitaries.

Garland Sanitation Department is working overtime for storm cleanup and asks residents to prepare debris for collection, providing instructions for proper disposal.

Fort Worth invites locals to help plan the city's future using Legos at a workshop hosted by UTA Research Institute, aimed at shaping the Eastside for the 2050 comprehensive plan.

Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge teams up with the Public Library to offer "First Monday Literacy Days," giving free park access with library cards and featuring storytelling and nature walks.