The City of Lewisville is seeking teens for its Youth Action Council, which advises on youth issues and works on community projects. Applications are due by August 4.

The Lewisville Police Department is accepting applications for its Citizen Police Academy, a 10-week course starting August 28, offering an inside look at law enforcement operations.

The City of Dallas announces community events and services such as back-to-school fairs, a FIFA World Cup Leadership Program, a resource hub, and economic support initiatives.

The Lewisville Public Library hosts various events including a College Fair, a Grants Workshop, and an Elementary Explorations series focusing on sharks.

Arlington Animal Shelter stops accepting owner-surrendered pets due to overcapacity, employing alternatives for pet rehoming and offering adoption discounts.

Arlington Public Works announces a meeting on July 10 to discuss the 2025 Reclamation & Concrete Program, detailing road upgrades starting this month.

The Irving Police Department shares traffic and parking tips for the upcoming fireworks and drone show at Levy Plaza, ensuring a smooth experience for attendees.

Traffic disruptions are expected in Frisco for Freedom Fest on July 3rd, with road closures from 7:30 to 11 p.m. around Hall Park for events and a 5K race.

Denton's Planning and Zoning Commission will have a public hearing on July 23 to assess a plan by 97 Land Company to alter ESAs on 53.89 acres of land north of Spencer Road.

Arlington launches a contest to win a Block Party Trailer for National Night Out 2025 by completing a survey, aiming to enhance community spirit and crime prevention efforts.

Arlington kicks off a celebratory weekend with activities including a Cowboys' blood drive, Light Up Arlington event, and a range of July 4th festivities like a parade, Six Flags event, and local entertainment.

Dallas's Code Compliance Service introduces a newsletter to inform residents about local ordinances and community programs, including summer events and volunteer opportunities.

Dallas City Council Member Cara Mendelsohn announced federal funds for trail projects in District 12, boosting the Cotton Belt Trail and enhancing local connectivity.