Carrollton maintains 'AAA' rating for $33 million in bonds, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and strategic financial management, with a stable economic outlook.

Carrollton seeks vendors and sponsors for the 15th Festival at the Switchyard, expecting 30,000-40,000 visitors on November 8 for concerts and activities. Applications are due by September 30.

Lewisville invites residents to join its 2035 Steering Committee, aiming to shape the city's future through public participation and strategic planning. Applications are open until June 20.

Dallas and the American Red Cross held Heat Action Day, teaching residents about heat exhaustion and stroke prevention, and promoting climate change awareness.

Mesquite's National Trails Day event, "Walking for Wellness," promotes healthy lifestyles through a free walk with fitness challenges at Valley Creek Park.

Dallas revealed a study on high-speed rail's economic impact, showing potential benefits like reduced congestion and job creation, paving the way for informed investment decisions despite federal funding challenges.

Garland Summer Musicals presents "The Sound of Music," with tickets on sale for shows starting June 13th at Granville Arts Center's Brownlee Auditorium.

The Downtown Arlington Farmers Market adjusts its summer hours to 9 a.m-1 p.m on Saturdays, offering local produce and crafts. It's easily accessible and hosts a variety of vendors.

Fort Worth prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a community cleanup initiative at Lake Arlington on June 13, inviting residents to volunteer and enhance the city's image.

Arlington's Public Works Department announced the reconstruction of Mitchell Street, starting June 2025, with an informational meeting set for June 4, 2025.

Dallas is expecting a mix of sun and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures up to the high 80s and a chance of significant rainfall during nighttime storms.

The White Settlement Library is launching its Summer Reading Program from June 9 to August 1, inviting all ages to join, track reading progress, win prizes, and take part in related activities.

Today is the last day for Coppell residents to get free pet microchipping for registered pets, with no appointment needed, as part of Chip Your Pet Month.