Fort Worth invites public input on the Eastside Transportation Plan at a City Plan Commission hearing, potentially influencing the city's eastern commutes and economy.

Cameron Helbing from Arlington High School was named Student-Athlete of the Month for May 2025, excelling in multiple sports and planning to study Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

Arlington announces a Lake Arlington Cleanup event on June 13, encouraging residents to aid in beautification efforts ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup™.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is hosting several events in June including a Father's Day Pool Tournament, Splash Tales, Summer Solstice Yoga, a Splash Party, and Sensory Swim for the community.

Arlington Economic Development Corporation launches the Arlington Business Certification Program to help local small businesses secure contracts and grow, offering fee reimbursements.

Ozone Action Day declared in Dallas-Fort Worth due to predicted high ozone pollution levels; residents encouraged to reduce activities contributing to smog.

White Settlement Community Services reminds the community of the annual Father's Day LEGO Block Party on June 5, inviting families for creative play and bonding.

Mesquite, TX announced the 21st Addressing Mesquite Day for community service on October 4. Residents can apply by June 13 for help with home projects like painting or landscaping. Volunteers and donations are encouraged to support the initiative.

Alley repairs will begin on Hillshire Dr. and Camden Dr. in Lewisville, causing disruption and limited driveway access for residents from June 2 to June 9, weather permitting.

The Dallas County Courtesy Patrol Team was honored for no lost time in 2024, highlighting their commitment to seamless operations and safety, as celebrated by the Sheriff's Department on social media.

Keller Public Safety introduces three new NETCOM 911 dispatchers, Mollie Albertson, Rezana Kaba, and Stephanie Martin, trained to serve local communities.

Haltom City PD joined the Tarrant Regional Auto Crimes Task Force, promising better auto theft prevention with a detective assigned to the team and plans to share their progress publicly.

Irving Police Department's annual Summer Girls RAD Camp offers free self-defense training, substance abuse education, and relationship advice to empower young girls, with registration now open.