Dallas City Park hosts the free 'Dallas Live in the Park Music Series' with jazz performances, including the Rob Holbert Group, to foster community through music and arts.

Dallas invites residents to participate in a policy review session on arts and culture, aiming for federal compliance and community input, at the Latino Cultural Center or via a provided link.

Citizen-scientists teamed up with Texas parks departments in a BioBlitz at Sendera Ranch Park, recording 964 observations of 350 species including birds, insects, and reptiles.

MEGA Adoption Event in Fort Worth aims to rehome over 1,000 animals with over 20 shelters participating and offers a prize wheel and welcome kits for adopters.

The City of Fort Worth's Stormwater Management WARN Team received the NHWC Operational Excellence Award for their advanced hydrologic warning system against flash floods.

TxDOT will close all westbound lanes of I-30 in Arlington and Fort Worth for bridge repairs from August 22-25, with detours via SH 360, SH 183, and I-820.

Fort Worth City Manager Jay Chapa presents the FY2026 budget focusing on growth, with a $3.09 billion operating budget and investment in emergency and community services.

The City of Arlington is hosting its 15th Annual Charity Golf Tournament to benefit the American Heart Association on September 22, 2025, at the Tierra Verde Golf Club.

Arlington is using LiDAR technology for a sidewalk survey to update the city's ADA Transition Plan and create a Sidewalk Master Plan starting August 12.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation is relaunching its Impact Learning Series with free workshops for local nonprofits, covering governance, marketing, fundraising, and more.

Arlington calls for public input on the development of N.L. Robinson Park with a meeting scheduled for August 28 and alternative ways to give feedback through the Parks Department.

Dallas Police seized 400 pounds of marijuana, resulting in Zhenqi Lin's arrest for a second-degree felony. The bust highlights ongoing efforts against drug trafficking.

The White Settlement Library is digitizing over 30,000 pages of the local Bomber News archives, dating from 1957 to 2020, thanks to a grant, with completion expected by mid-2026.