The NAS JRB Fort Worth library is holding a "Window to the Wild" event focused on Texas birds, as part of their Summer Reading Program on June 12 at 2 pm. Attendees can learn about bird species, with more info at 817-782-7735.

The trail near Rapp Road and Rufe Snow Drive in Keller will close for three weeks from June 12 for utility work linked to a new subdivision. Residents are advised to respect the signage.

Ellis County announces the Joint Runoff Election results will be available on their official website, starting with early voting tallies at 7 p.m. and updates throughout the night as ballots are counted.

Leticia Gibbs is the new Director of Collin County's Community Supervision and Corrections Department, unanimously chosen by county judges for her longtime commitment and experience.

The 4th Annual Child Safety for Kids Fair, hosted by the Argyle Police, distributed 300 free life jackets and featured educational activities and a helicopter display.

Arlington Parks hosts the Splash Tales event for kids with interactive stories, crafts, and activities. The series starts at California Lane Park, with more dates throughout summer.

The Coppell Police Department offers monthly fingerprinting services on the second Tuesday from 5pm to 6:30pm; $10 with your card or $15 to purchase one.

Frederick Lamond Harris, a former Fort Worth Park & Rec employee, was fired after being charged with arson and drug possession.

A Garland man was sentenced to two years for involvement in a multi-million-dollar unemployment fraud scheme and ordered to pay $2.3 million in restitution.

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.

Arlington gears up for its 16th annual Light Up Arlington on June 29, with music, food, and fireworks. The event precedes the 59th Arlington Independence Day Parade on July 4.

A second suspect has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting in Denton on May 25, following an investigation by local police and US Marshals.

One-third of the storm debris has been cleared in Mesquite as of June 7, with the city outlining resident guidelines for debris separation and curbside placement to support cleanup efforts.