Fort Worth residents prepare for egret nesting season, using noise-makers and trimming trees to deter the birds and avoid messes, following the city's guidance for a bird-friendly approach.

The Tarrant County District Attorney's Office is emphasizing education on crime's impact and the need for a robust justice system during National Criminal Justice Month.

Arlington is set to receive a high-speed fiber internet network, with construction potentially impacting residential yards, which providers have committed to restoring post-construction.

The Wylie Police Department held a "Coffee with Cops" event to foster community relations, highlighted by Officer Blevins bonding with a local girl. The department is also recruiting community-focused officers.

White Settlement Police joined military families for the USAF 301st Family Day, reflecting on service and unity. Chief Cook expressed appreciation for the military at the NAS JRB Fort Worth event.

A new housing initiative in Lewisville helps low-income residents get free HVAC repairs through a Community Development Block Grant-funded program. Eligibility includes income and homeowner criteria.

Dallas makes the finals in the IDC Smart Cities awards for civic technology initiatives and is progressing on its Cedar Crest Tunnel Project, while also studying the economic impact of its nightlife.

Arlington joins the EPA's "Fix a Leak Week" to educate residents on fixing household leaks, offering free classes on DIY plumbing and sprinkler repairs.

The Dallas Police Department honored the late Sergeant Claude Standridge on Twitter, remembering his service and encouraging remembrance with #GoneButNotForgotten.

Euless is accepting registrations for its Summer Adventure Camp and Teen Camp with a new lottery system. Deadlines vary for returning participants, new residents, and non-residents. A $10 deposit is required for each week booked.

The article recounts the anniversary of Officer Ludwig W. Bruno's death, honoring his memory and service after he died from injuries sustained when struck by a car in 1977.

Grand Prairie police officers participated in Read Across America Day by reading stories to local children, demonstrating their commitment to community engagement and fostering a positive relationship with the community.

The Ellis County free vaccine clinic for dogs was a success, serving nearly 300 dogs with vaccines, microchips, and dog food, backed by community and SPCA support.