Fort Worth cleared over 18.6 million pounds of litter, cleaned illegal sites, swept streets, and engaged volunteers last year, enhancing urban cleanliness ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

Fort Worth officials declared Nov. 15, 2025, as "America Recycles Day" to promote recycling and celebrate the new, advanced local recycling facility opening on Oct. 28.

Arlington seeks community input via a survey for Fielder Park's redesign, offering a collaborative opportunity to shape the local green space's future.

The Arlington Public Library invites gardening enthusiasts to a Community Seed Swap at the Downtown Library today at 6 p.m. Attendees can exchange seeds, share gardening tips, and connect with fellow green thumbs.

The Enchanted Library event at Josey Ranch Lake Library in Carrolton offers family-friendly activities and games, including crafts, an escape room, and magic shows.

Dallas hosts a luncheon on combating domestic violence, featuring city leaders and advocates, emphasizing progress and strategies, with a keynote by Genesis Women's Shelter CEO.

The Ovilla Police Department announces participation in the DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to safely dispose of unused medicine on October 25.

Arlington's Dottie Lynn Recreation Center offers a family-friendly campout event on Oct. 17, with registration available online, in person, or by phone.

Denton County Emergency Services engaged over 1,500 students in Fire Prevention Week, teaching fire safety, proper battery handling, and emergency response.

The University of North Texas Police Department initiated the UNT Co-Responder program, merging law enforcement with mental health professionals to improve responses to mental health crises.

Mansfield Texas P&R hosted a successful inaugural Punt, Pass & Kick event, with locals showing football skills while receiving community and business support.

The Mansfield community is halfway through their Walktober Challenge, having logged 5,167 miles, and are encouraged to continue participating for fitness and unity.

The Lewisville Police Department is offering free Child Safety Seat Clinics to help ensure car seats are properly installed, starting October 27, 2025. Pre-registration by calling 972.219.3668 is required.