The City of Lewisville offers free mosquito dunks to residents to combat mosquito breeding and reduce disease risk; they are available at City Hall with proof of residency.

Lewisville opens applications for its Citizens University program to teach residents about city government operations, with sessions beginning September 18 and applications due by August 31.

Lewisville City Council hosted a budget workshop to discuss next year's fiscal plans, open for public attendance and live-streamed online for accessibility.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various community events, including a book club discussing "Yellowface," a resource session for state benefits assistance, and Feel Good Fridays meditation sessions.

The City of Arlington is hosting a free paper shredding and electronics recycling event on September 6, 2025, at the UTA parking lot. Proof of residency is required.

A herd of 460 goats has been employed by Arlington Water Utilities to clear vegetation at Lake Arlington Dam, showcasing sustainable landscaping methods.

The City of Euless, Texas, has proposed a property tax rate increase to $0.476466 per $100 valuation, higher than the no-new-revenue rate. Public hearing is set for August 18, 2025.

Dallas has launched its Live in the Park music series, offering free jazz concerts in City Park through September, featuring the Rob Holbert Group next.

The City of Mesquite announces a public meeting to present the final plans for La Prada Drive's reconstruction on August 26, inviting community feedback.

Arlington offers a tax-free shopping weekend, splash pad fun, and various cultural activities, including art exhibitions, theatre, sports events, and music concerts from August 8-10.

The Irving Police highlight the importance of safe driving for Traffic Safety Awareness Month, emphasizing the collective responsibility for road safety on social media.

Lewisville opens cooling centers at the public library and The Salvation Army to help residents cope with the summer heat, offering cool spaces and urging people to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable neighbors.

Dallas honored civil rights leader Juanita J. Craft and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 with tributes to their anniversaries, involving local leaders and a community event at Craft's namesake museum.