Carrollton's Chalk the Park moved to June 11 due to bad weather forecasts; still at Mary Heads Carter Park, 5-8 p.m., with activities and a movie screening.

Goodwill North Central Texas teams up with Denton Municipal Court for an expunction clinic and court event to help locals clear criminal charges and address warrants.

Duncanville's annual 4th of July Celebration will feature a parade, festival, and fireworks. Wristbands for the Armstrong Park event are free through registration.

Rockwall County opens Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Workshops to the public, focusing first on the Sheriff's Office and Detention Center, demonstrating fiscal responsibility and transparency.

A suspect, Malik Davis, faces charges after stabbing a security guard at the Islamic Center of Frisco. The incident is not being deemed a hate crime despite Davis' previous attendance at the center.

Grand Prairie announced facility closures for Juneteenth, with specific schedules available online, but essential services like garbage collection remain operational.

Grand Prairie announces an upgraded Water Utility Customer Portal set to launch on June 16, aiming to improve bill payment and service management for residents.

Oakmont Park in Fort Worth reveals a new playground on June 18, replacing one lost to fire in February, with different areas for various age groups and a total equipment cost of $65,000.

Fort Worth received a $5 million PRO-Housing grant to address affordable housing, aiming to revamp policy, increase production, and preserve budget-friendly homes amidst rising demand.

Monster Jam® is bringing high-energy monster truck shows to AT&T Stadium in Arlington on October 4, featuring iconic trucks like Grave Digger® in a day filled with stunts and motorsports excitement.

The Fort Worth Communications team won five TAMI Awards at the TAMIO Conference, including top honors in three categories for their creative municipal communication efforts.

Arlington promotes CodeRED, a notification system for emergencies and services, urging residents to sign up for updates via texts, calls, and emails, available in 23 languages.

Arlington Animal Services, at 130% capacity, reduces adoption fees to $5 from June 9-14 to encourage community engagement and prevent shelter overflow.