Dallas is preparing for its 29th annual Back to School Fair to support educational readiness, with Mayor Johnson and other city leaders at the event at Fair Park's Centennial Hall.

Arlington is hosting various events, including a Dive In Movie at East Indoor Pool, an Adult End of Summer Party, concerts at Texas Live!, and an art exhibit. Also available are aquatic centers and a soccer match.

Smithsonian Channel's "How Did They Build That" will feature the National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington on August 3, 2025. The museum honors military heroes and includes exhibition spaces and a theater.

The Lewisville Police Department invites locals to join its 48th Citizen Police Academy to learn about police work through hands-on activities starting August 28.

Mesquite, Texas, encourages residents to support the homeless through organized channels rather than direct giving to address the rise in homelessness and provide long-term assistance.

Denton City Council will hold a public hearing on August 19, 2025, to discuss rezoning 21.8 acres for heavy industrial use, following a request by QB Bros 73 LLC.

Denton City Council schedules a public hearing to discuss a new boarding house development on West Oak and Fry streets, aiming to address housing needs.

Denton's landfill Scale House reopens with upgrades to enhance safety, efficiency, and service, offering improved traffic flow with five new weigh scales and safer walkways for customers and staff.

Denton is holding a public hearing on August 19, 2025, to discuss changes to its Mobility Plan, potentially downgrading certain roads near the University of North Texas.

Fort Worth is hosting a Warrant Forgiveness event at William M. McDonald YMCA on August 9, where residents can resolve citations without fear of arrest.

Arlington Police Department calls for donations of school supplies to help students, part of the National Night Out – Project 365 initiative, opening drop-off points citywide.

Burleson Police engaged with kids at a summer camp, displaying gadgets and vehicles, answering questions, and awarding Jr. Police Badges while emphasizing community relations.

Fort Worth provides free school supplies, haircuts, and games at community events to support students' back-to-school needs and reduce financial strain on families.