The Fort Worth Fire Department highlights the importance of emergency medical services for children and shares a resource directory to educate on pediatric emergency prevention.

Irving Police are searching for a suspect who abandoned a German shepherd and a husky at a dog park, an act against Texas law and punishable by fine or jail.

Euless opens a new Splash Pad for residents to enjoy during the summer, providing a safe, family-friendly environment with water features and eco-friendly elements.

Euless Family Life Aquatic Park is now open, featuring amenities such as a lazy river, water playground for kids, flume slides, aquatic basketball, a lily pad walk, and various seating and dining options.

City officials have taken steps to enhance recreation facility operations after an audit showed deficiencies, improving cash handling, documentation, and internal workflows.

Denton Enterprise Airport won two awards at the Texas Aviation Conference: Airport of the Year and Project of the Year for its runway overhaul, reflecting its regional aviation significance.

Dallas improved its ranking to #34 on the Trust for Public Land's 2025 ParkScore Index for green spaces, with 81% of residents within a 10-minute walk of a park.

Arlington raised property taxes for the first time in 20 years for additional revenue, maintaining lower rates than nearby cities and funding public services.

The City of Garland has completed a leadership training involving multiple nearby cities, focusing on municipal management improvement and collaboration.

The Arlington Public Library's Discover Summer Program offers reading challenges, activities, and prizes to engage the community in literary pursuits during the summer.

Mixed weather with sunny days and potential rain is forecasted for Dallas, with temperatures near 90 degrees and chances of storms varying throughout the week.

Carrollton announces the Chalk the Park Celebration, a free family event with chalk art, water games, and an outdoor movie, on May 22 at Mary Heads Carter Park.

Karen May Taube, 76, subject of a silver alert, was found safe in a Michigan hotel with her sister, who is not an authorized contact under Taube's guardianship. Legal actions are considered for the sister's interference.