Denton County warns of West Nile Virus and schedules mosquito-control fogging after finding a positive case in a local trap. Residents are advised to take preventive actions against WNV.

Mosquitoes in Denton have tested positive for West Nile Virus, with the city confirming three new locations. Residents are urged to take precautions amid a level 3 health risk warning.

Dallas County confirmed West Nile Virus in two mosquito samples from Carrolldon, prompting ground insecticide spraying and advising residents to follow the '4Ds' of prevention.

Keller begins mosquito ground spraying after the first positive West Nile Virus test in a local sample, with procedures set for the evenings of June 20 and 21.

Arlington is set to spray for mosquitoes after a positive West Nile Virus sample, with operations scheduled for nighttime when the pests are most active.

Carrollton, Texas, joins the 4 Minute City™ Program to respond to cardiac arrests within four minutes, providing CPR training and Avive AEDs to citizens involved.

Arlington is set to start targeted mosquito spraying after confirming a positive West Nile Virus sample, using a permethrin-based pesticide at specific locations during night hours.

Lewisville offers free fitness classes at Wayne Ferguson Plaza as part of its community engagement strategy, with programs including yoga, strength training, Pilates, and Tai Chi. More details are available on the city website and Facebook page.

Grand Prairie is restoring parks after severe weather damage, focusing on safety and aesthetics, as officials acknowledge the importance of these spaces to the community.

Fort Worth officials monitor Lake Worth's water levels, which may prompt recreational closure if they hit 595.5 feet, to prevent flooding and ensure safety.

Denton County health officials plan to spray for mosquitoes after detecting West Nile Virus, warning residents to take precautions and outlining their efforts on their website.

The Garland Public Health Clinic offers free vaccinations for children and adolescents as part of Texas health programs, with specific clinic hours and a reminder to bring vaccination records.

Arlington conducts ground spraying to combat West Nile Virus after a positive mosquito sample, supplementing ongoing measures to prevent the spread of the virus.