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.

A major accident on S I 35E southbound in Lewisville caused a full lane closure, but police reopened it by 11:32 p.m., indicating a swift emergency response.

Officer Mosby of the Irving Police Department retired after 34 years, having worked on over 4,000 cases, particularly in the Crime Scene Unit. The department honored his service and dedication on social media.

Dallas PD honored fallen officers Theodore A. and Alex W. Tedford with street toppers, recalling their service and sacrifices from the early 20th century.

Duncanville hosted a Fire Truck Pull event to support local first responders, featuring teams competing in a tug of war with a fire truck, aimed at promoting camaraderie and community support.

White Settlement Police joined a regional task force to combat auto theft, yielding recovered vehicles and arrests in April, as shared on their social media.

The HEB Reads! Summer Reading Challenge encourages all ages to read and win prizes from May 17 to July 31, with events and rewards including an End of Summer Bash. Registration is via Beanstack.

Frisco roadwork affects commutes with pavement replacements on several streets and intersection improvements, causing temporary inconveniences and lane closures.

The City of Euless is changing its newsletter distribution from mail to digital, with printed copies at City buildings for those who prefer physical copies.