The Irving PAL's Urban Outdoors Program won the Texas Parks and Wildlife Hunter Education Partner of the Year award for its youth deer hunting education.

The Truck Driving Championship in Dallas-Fort Worth showcased truck drivers' skills through driving courses, inspections, and knowledge tests, supported by various police departments.

Lewisville Police Officers escorted Medal of Honor recipients from DFW Airport to Gainesville, marking a decade-long tradition of honoring military heroes.

Captains Gordon and Noble graduated from the ILEA's School of Executive Leadership, enhancing their police leadership skills for effective community leadership.

The Cedar Hill Police hosted a drug take-back event at Walgreen's to collect unwanted medications from residents, aiming to prevent abuse and environmental hazards.

Haltom City authorities warned residents about scammers distributing fraudulent water filtration flyers claiming to be from the city, advising caution and to report suspicious activity.

Pastor Kyle Nieman from White Settlement has been honored as Citizen of the Year for his collaboration with the local police and contributions to the community.

Mayor Mattie Parker celebrated 168 seniors with the Mayor’s Achievement Award in Fort Worth, recognizing their career readiness and workforce preparedness.

Fort Worth Public Library announces the "Amped Up Music Tour," a series of free summer concerts showcasing local talent at various locations from May to August.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation Department honors volunteers, including Bill Collins and Alex Hernandez for decades of service, and features efforts like Castleberry ISD's partnership and Steve Clouse's contributions at the Nature Center.

Fort Worth opens registration for Camp Fort Worth, an affordable summer camp for kids ages 5-13 that includes various activities at the City's community centers.

Fort Worth Animal Care & Control partners with BISSELL Pet Foundation for the "Empty the Shelters" event from May 1-15, waiving adoption fees to ease shelter overcrowding.

Fort Worth tackles tire disposal with a $180K contract for recycling services from All American Tire Recyclers.