Carrollton Police engaged with local students during a Field Day, interacting through games like hockey and a sock wall challenge to foster community relationships.

Duncanville ISD invites the community to their "Celebration of Champions" honoring their successful sports teams on May 21st, with festivities still under wraps.

Lewisville is hosting Fiesta Charra on May 26, with traditional Mexican cultural activities, contests, music, and admission is free, but parking costs $10.

Two Lewisville city employees, Connie Allen and Bryan McBreen, receive the Maurice Strickland Award for exceptional community service.

Climate justice advocate Mary Annaise Heglar will speak at the Grand Theater in Lewisville as part of the City Speaker Series, discussing climate justice and personal history's impact on activism.

The article details Armed Forces Day celebrations, highlighting national appreciation for military personnel, local acknowledgments, and the significance of military institutions like NAS JRB Fort Worth and Lockheed Martin.

A lost non-verbal 4-year-old was safely returned home due to the TAKE ME HOME program and swift action by WEST COMM dispatchers and local police in White Settlement.

A community-wide fitness event, "Walking for Wellness," took place at Lanny Frasier Middle School in Mesquite, Texas, where locals joined with first responders to encourage exercise and camaraderie.

Fort Worth has approved funds for safety assessments and enhancements in entertainment districts and will install retractable bollards for crowd control.

The Continuing the Climb Re-entry Job and Resource Fair in Fort Worth helps formerly incarcerated adults with employment, resources, and legal assistance.

After heavy rain, Ciquio Vasquez Park was littered with trash, requiring cleanup by the City's Park & Recreation Department and a contractor that hires the homeless. The city urges residents to help prevent littering.

Arlington Police Department announces the return of "Cooking with Cops" on May 30, offering a free meal and family-friendly fun at Vandergriff Park to strengthen community ties.

The Frisco Library has launched a new app to provide residents with easy access to its resources, including books, audiobooks, music, and movies. The app, which is free and customizable, allows for single-account management of family library cards.