A severe storm caused tornadoes in Texas, resulting in fatalities, injuries, and destruction across multiple counties. The NWS is assessing the damage as recovery efforts continue.

Marine Creek Ranch Park in Fort Worth, Texas, is celebrating its grand opening on June 1 with a ribbon-cutting at 10 a.m. The park offers a basketball court, playground, pavilion, and a multiuse trail connected to Marine Creek Lake Trail.

The city of Lewisville is enforcing ordinances banning alcohol, glass containers, and loud noise at Lake Park, and will conduct cooler checks to ensure compliance or deny entry.

Grand Prairie reopens Lynn Creek Marina and Loyd Park facilities post-flooding, but some areas remain closed due to high water levels with an emphasis on safety.

Plano retains its title as Texas's best park system and ranks #16 nationwide according to The Trust for Public Land's ParkScore index, with 82% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park.

Dallas city officials and the Trust for Public Land announce the city's rising ParkScore, showcasing Dallas's commitment to expanding and improving green spaces throughout the city.

The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department advises on correct mulching to benefit trees, warning against too much mulch and improper practices like "volcano mulching."

Shawn Jackson is the new Executive Director of Kaleidoscope Park in Frisco, transitioning from her COO role at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden.

The Forest Park Miniature Train in Fort Worth secured a new lease through 2044, allowing it to continue its 5-mile scenic rides after undergoing repairs and upgrades.

Fort Worth names the eastern bluebird as its official city bird, signifying hope and resilience, following a civic initiative involving local students and community members.

Animal control rescued orphaned opossums and the Tri-City Animal Shelter is rehabilitating them at a specialized facility, sharing the story on social media.

A bald eagle pair at White Rock Lake, Dallas, has welcomed two eaglets, and local authorities are taking steps to protect the nest, urging the public to keep their distance.

Gateway Park in Fort Worth is set for a transformation with new features including a boardwalk and playground, backed by a $14.6 million budget. Design and construction phases are scheduled from 2024 to 2027.