Lewisville offers workshops on home repair resources and grant opportunities, including Property Enhancement Program, Love Your Block, and Neighborhood Enhancement Program.

The Rockwall County Historical Foundation restored portraits of past judges at the courthouse and seeks a photo of Judge Henry M. Wade Sr. to complete their collection.

The Dallas Police Department is hosting a Youth Empowerment Expo with activities, free haircuts, backpacks, and school supplies for children at the Briscoe Carpenter Livestock Center.

Arlington introduces 'Growing a Better Arlington,' an interactive game for residents to help shape city planning. The game, available at public libraries, allows players to make decisions affecting the city's development.

Fort Worth hosts a vigil at City Hall for flood victims, inviting the community to mourn together, with city leaders, faith representatives, and opportunities for relief donations.

The DeSoto Police Department reported on cleanup efforts after a storm, noting progress made on clearing debris and fallen trees. No injuries were reported, and the public has been urged to stay clear of affected areas for safety.

The Run for the Blue event in Dallas honored five fallen officers. Officer Jerome Scholz was notably missed. His mother helped raise funds for the Blue Guardian Foundation, commemorated by the Irving Police.

The Mesquite Police and Fire departments increased patrols on Independence Day, handling various calls, seizing fireworks and firearms, and making DWI arrests to ensure public safety.

Dallas Love Field Airport details future enhancements, community engagement, and operational improvements, including a recognized taxiway upgrade, in their July 2025 newsletter.

Dallas' main municipal court is closed until July 16th due to extensive water damage from heavy rain, with cleanups underway. Court services continue at a temporary location.

Fort Worth residents tie green ribbons for flood victims to show support, with ribbons available at City Hall and donation drives by local departments.

White Settlement's Library Summer Reading Program offers rewards for reading and attending events, including a SplashDayz Waterpark ticket for reaching Level 6. The program is accessible online and library staff can assist with the app.

The Lewisville Police Department announced its 48th Citizen Police Academy, which begins on August 28 and offers locals insight into police operations.