HEB Reads! program offers free STEM kits at local aquatic centers on Tuesdays in summer, promoting hands-on learning followed by pool fun for children in Hurst, Euless, and Bedford.

The HEB Reads! Summer Reading Challenge encourages readers to track reading minutes for prizes, with registration and tracking available on HEBreads.org and the Beanstack app.

Euless Mayor Linda Martin was awarded the Northeast Leadership Forum’s 2023 Distinguished Leadership Award, recognizing her commitment to regional service and community engagement.

70-year-old Diannia Lacy was found safe after a community-wide search in Dallas, where she went missing on June 1 in the 9000 block of White Rock Trail.

Dallas kicks off summer with events like the 3rd Annual Juneteenth Trivia Night, cultural performances, and Pride Month activities, while inviting public input on upcoming art projects.

Fort Worth is making safety-driven improvements on University Drive near TCU with plans for better traffic signals and crosswalks, aiming to finish by August 31.

Fort Worth officials have launched a litter control initiative, enlisting residents' help via a survey and promoting strategies, including prevention and cleanup, facilitated by the MyFW app and City Call Center support.

Officials announce a public meeting about the Southeast Connector Project, aiming to alleviate traffic in Tarrant County by expanding and improving I-20 and I-820, with completion expected by 2028.

The latest drinking water quality report from Fort Worth Water is now available online, detailing the water sources, substances present, and distribution of the report to residents.

Fort Worth has been awarded $500,000 by the EPA to address brownfields, revitalizing potentially contaminated sites and promoting development, part of a larger $231 million package to 178 communities.

Fort Worth invites businesses to compete in its Environmental Excellence Awards, honoring achievements in sustainability and environmental stewardship, with applications open until August 15, 2024.

The article discusses contentious issues in Texas concerning property owners seeking to remove squatters more easily and tenant advocates worried about potential impacts on renters' rights.

Fort Worth joins the National League of Cities Centennial Roadshow to celebrate local government achievements and advocate for municipalities as part of the "100 Years, 100 Cities" tour.