Fort Worth seeks local food vendors for a dining program at its new city hall, offering a rotating array of local dishes to city employees while aiding businesses in expanding their reach.

Fort Worth city officials have mandated that the True Texas Project event at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden should go ahead, emphasizing the city's commitment to First Amendment protections.

The SEA LIFE Aquarium Grapevine encourages a tranquil Shark Week experience, promoting road safety and shark conservation through real-life marine encounters.

Parvovirus cases among dogs are surging, prompting Animal Services to advise owners to vaccinate pets, especially puppies and young dogs, to prevent the deadly disease.

Mayor Evans outlined key issues at the City Council meeting, focusing on service recognition, local heroes, zoning changes, and the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget work session.

Mansfield Police Department enhances officer preparedness with advanced active shooter response training, collaborating with the local school district and focusing on dynamic scenarios and emergency medical care.

Officer Waters and Shannon Gleason Dion from SOSS held a safety outreach for the Widows Group at St Anthony's Church, sharing tips and addressing specific concerns, with positive community feedback.

The Fort Worth Police & Fire Departments are seeking partners to enhance their R3 Wellness Program, offering free services to support first responders' holistic well-being.

The Tarrant County Sheriff's Office is raising awareness on human trafficking, debunking myths, offering resources, and encouraging community action through a series of Facebook posts.

Midlothian Police issued an alert for missing Mercedeis; seen last June 28. Public warned not to approach, but to contact law enforcement if seen. Details scarce; police urge vigilance and spreading the word for her safe return.

Nas Fort Worth Mwr's Summer Reading Program features "Maricela & Friends" every Wednesday, offering puppetry and ventriloquism to promote literacy among children.

Plano's "Battle of the Badges" blood donation event invites locals to donate blood at designated sites, with law enforcement competing against firefighters to donate the most blood.

The Garland Police Department hosted a UNIDOS meeting to connect with the Spanish-speaking community, offering support and resources to foster strong community relations.