City Manager Jay Chapa has unveiled Fort Worth's $3.09 billion budget, emphasizing the impact of growth and property taxes on the city's financial plans. Residents are encouraged to review and discuss the budget.

Fort Worth Public Library introduces AAC boards to assist nonverbal patrons, inspired by Kendra Frank and her son, enhancing inclusivity for those with communication challenges.

Arlington, Texas offers a range of weekend activities including aquatic fun, a Smurf interactive exhibit, art displays, a statue dedication, book markets, sports events, and community gatherings.

The City of Euless seeks applicants for various municipal boards and commissions, with roles influencing public policy. Vacancies exist on six boards, with a deadline for applications set for October 3, 2025.

Dallas is seeking public feedback on possibly converting Lake Highlands North Park tennis courts into pickleball courts, through an online survey until September 15.

The City of Dallas is hosting a free live jazz event featuring the local Rob Holbert Group at the City Park, as part of its Live in the Park Music Series.

Fort Worth invites residents to discuss the proposed FY26 budget at meetings, highlighting a significant increase and strategic priorities like safety and infrastructure.

Arrangements for Captain Daniel Cearley's services were announced by the Fort Worth Fire Department, including a visitation on August 22nd and a funeral on August 23rd, with a livestream available.

Lewisville Police Department offers monthly Child Safety Seat Clinics for proper installation and use, with the next session requiring an appointment at 972.219.3668. Non-residents are welcome.

NextOp and Fort Worth are hosting a Veteran Employment Workshop & Career Fair to connect veterans with jobs, offering tailored support and immediate hiring opportunities.

Arlington is hosting a volunteerism day on August 28, 2025, with diverse options for community service, including Meals on Wheels and park beautification.

Lewisville opens cooling centers at the public library and The Salvation Army for residents to escape summer heat, advising residents to stay hydrated and cool.

Lewisville offers a workshop to educate residents about home repair grants, including matching funds for various neighborhood enhancements and community-building initiatives.