Fort Worth integrates MedStar into FWFD and tours new Fire Alarm Office/EMS Communications Center, aiming to create a financially stable, responsive, patient-focused EMS system.

Fort Worth is replacing traditional streetlights with solar-powered ones from Fonroche Lighting America, aiming to enhance safety, save $3 million annually, and increase resident satisfaction. Over 1,100 lights have been installed since 2023.

Fort Worth partners with YMCA, opening the Eastside YMCA outdoor pool to the public with city pool benefits and future commitments to community aquatic resources.

Retired Fort Worth horticulturist Rob Bauereisen engages in extensive community service, adopting local public spaces, and volunteering with city programs for neighborhood improvement and safety.

Fort Worth's High ImpACT program reports progress in tackling unsheltered homelessness with housing and mental health services, surpassing housing targets and maintaining a 98% housing retention rate in one year.

Arlington's Homebuyer Assistance Program offers a $20,000 forgivable loan to first-time buyers meeting income criteria and completing a homebuyer education course.

The Lake Como neighborhood's "Do Something Good For Your Neighbor" sculpture will feature in the Venice exhibition "PORCH: An Architecture of Generacy."

Arlington Animal Services suspends intake of owner-surrendered pets due to overcapacity, while still prioritizing adoptions and offering rehoming resources.

Kenneth Lee Hagood, 78, was safely found after Dallas Police issued a public call for help locating him. Details on the circumstances remain undisclosed.

Dallas is experiencing a heatwave with high temperatures reaching the nineties and heat index values over 100. Residents are advised to take precautions due to the sustained heat and consistent south winds.

Carrollton's Public Works recognized by APWA Texas for excellence, winning three awards including the Exceptional Performance in Adversity for storm response.

Carrollton won three awards at the TAMIO for outstanding municipal communication efforts, including Best Recurring Special Event and two Awards of Excellence.

The City of Denton will alter operations in observance of Juneteenth, affecting services like animal care and municipal courts, while ensuring facilities like the airport tower and public safety remain functional.