Dallas Park and Recreation is addressing the toxic water hemlock at White Rock Lake, cautioning visitors and pet owners about its danger and resemblance to the harmless Queen Anne's Lace.

Texas Rep. Patterson secured state funds for the Exide site cleanup in Frisco, supporting environmental restoration.

Community in Fort Worth celebrates Sonya Stenzler's 90th birthday with a decorative display of hand-painted rocks around a park bench dedicated to her.

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.

Eloise Lundy Park in Oak Cliff unveils its renovation, including a modern pavilion, tennis courts with pickleball lanes, a new trail, exercise areas, and an upcoming playground.

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.

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.

Dallas unveiled the new Bachman Lake Skatepark, a 45,600-square-foot facility funded by the city’s 2017 bond program, catering to skaters, BMX riders, and others.

Dallas opens a new skatepark at Bachman Lake this Saturday, led by Mayor Eric L. Johnson, with features for all skill levels and a $3.9 million budget from the 2017 bond program.

Dallas Park and Recreation Department confirms the grand opening of Bachman Lake Skatepark on May 17, offering a 45,600 square-foot area for skateboarding, scooters, rollerblades, and BMX.

Carrollton launches its first all-electric mowing crew for parks and facilities, aligning with its 2025 Sustainability Plan and utilizing electric trucks and mowers for emission-free maintenance.

Dallas offers a free jazz concert at Fretz Park with Len Barnett and the Modern Cajon Jazz Ensemble on June 12 as part of the Dallas Live in the Park Music Series.

Mansfield Texas parks undergo renovations, leading to temporary closures for electrical work, repaving, and ADA compliance painting, with updates shared via social media.