The Firehouse Summer Science Series begins today in the Bay Area, offering children a fun and interactive learning experience about science for free, with support from CoServ and the community.

Charley Amos was recognized by Arlington Parks and Recreation as Volunteer of the Month for his contribution to local parks and commitment to gardening.

Arlington, Texas hosts "Cooking with Cops," an event where community members and police connect through cooking and games, featuring a gaming trailer truck.

The Frisco Police Department announced the retirement of K9 Breston, who served since 2017, with a tweet celebrating his contributions to the community and his anticipated leisurely retirement.

The Tarrant County DA thanked Fort Worth Police, especially its Narcotics Section, for effective work on a case, emphasizing their role in community safety.

Arlington opens cooling stations for the homeless to provide relief from summer heat, with locations at Arlington Life Shelter and The Salvation Army, extended library hours, and an inclement weather text service.

Irving announces its free Girls RAD Camp for ages 12-20, focusing on self-defense and personal development, with early sign-ups recommended due to high demand.

Officer Tim O’Hare was promoted to Sergeant and had his badge pinned by his son, while the Lewisville PD prepares for Assistant Chief Fulbright's formal swearing-in ceremony.

The Plano Police Department hosted a free Property Safety program at Davis Library to educate residents on home security and preventing burglary. Officer Chris Bianetz spoke on reinforcing homes against theft.

The Plaraoh Police Department seeks help in finding Jayda, a 14-year-old missing since May 24, last seen near her home in Plano, possibly with her girlfriend.

Mesquite City Council plans to authorize up to $37.35 million in certificates of obligation for infrastructure and technology projects, with an expected repayment cost of $56.19 million including interest.

Mayors of Dallas and Boston wager local culinary specialties on the NBA Finals, where Dallas Mavericks face Boston Celtics. The bet: Boston's seafood or Dallas barbecue, will go to the winner's city.

Arlington offers various weekend activities, including pool visits, a historical eclipse exhibit, family events at the library, art exhibitions, group pottery lessons, a baseball game, theater, creative workshops, concerts, and a pet adoption event.