The Fort Worth Regional Science and Engineering Fair marked its 73rd anniversary at UT Arlington with 400 students from 10 counties presenting 309 projects, signaling growth in STEM interest.

Five high school seniors from Dallas, TX, earned security licenses through a Law Enforcement Pathway class and can now work as licensed security guards.

A Dallas megachurch is seeking an injunction to stop a developer from building a warehouse nearby, citing traffic and environmental concerns. No ruling yet from a recent hearing.

The article describes a charity event called "YAPPY HOUR" hosted by the Grapevine Police Department and Grapevine Animal Services, where 25% of sales at the Bohemian Bull went to support local animal services.

Opal Lee, known as the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," engaged with Texas communities during Black History Month, discussing unity, her book, and the future National Juneteenth Museum.

Two DART workers were awarded by Plano Police for locating a missing person with Autism, Ja’Kerrione Harper, showcasing the importance of community vigilance.

Fort Worth City Council has approved funds to upgrade the Will Rogers Memorial Center’s old escalators, contracting with Kone Inc. for a modern, reliable system.

Fort Worth celebrates local heroes with its Neighborhood Awards, recognizing community leaders and their projects in revitalization and health promotion. The event includes workshops and various accolades for registered neighborhood associations.

A 17-year-old beat leukemia thanks to a bone marrow donation from a 20-year-old Tulane student. They met at Children's Health, sharing an emotional bond and commitment to the cause.

The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market is cooling with 27% of homes undergoing price cuts, although homes sell in an average of 35 days. Nationwide, price reductions and mixed home valuations are noted, with inventory levels slightly up.

The Lewisville Public Library offers diverse community activities, including free tax help from United Way and AARP, a Plant & Seed Swap, a kid-created scavenger hunt, a Neighborhood Grant Workshop, and an AniMakers club for anime fans.

Lewisville celebrates "Government Communicators Day" with a City Council proclamation, honoring the Community Relations and Tourism Department for their role in public communication and community engagement.

The Garland community honored the legacy of fallen Officer Michael David Moore, reflecting on his dedication and the ultimate sacrifice he made in service.