Duncanville hosts the Dark in the Park Solar Eclipse Festival featuring music, zip-lining, and a watch party with free sunglasses for safe eclipse viewing.

Allen, TX is battling migratory birds at local parks using noise devices to deter them from nesting, as their presence causes noise, odor, and environmental issues.

Garland is introducing native wildflowers to selected medians as an environmentally-friendly beautification pilot program, with plans to evaluate its success in the summer.

Frank Kent’s Dream Park in Fort Worth will close for annual maintenance from February 24 to March 1, with alternative playground suggestions offered by the city.

A baby gorilla named Jameela was born via emergency C-section at the Fort Worth Zoo due to her mother's preeclampsia, mirroring human pregnancy challenges.

Arlington, TX, is hosting a viewing event at Levitt Pavilion Lawn for the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, featuring educational activities, a live DJ, and food trucks.

New sections of Legacy Drive and Fields Parkway in Frisco are now open to improve traffic flow, with new traffic signals operational at key intersections.

The O.S. Gray Natural Area in Arlington is hosting a free Star Party on February 24, 2024, offering stargazing opportunities facilitated by the Fort Worth Astronomical Society.

A total solar eclipse will occur on April 8, 2024, with Grand Prairie, Texas, being a prime location for viewing, offering over four minutes of daytime darkness. The city is preparing for the influx of visitors and the event's economic impact.

Animals at North Texas zoos, including an antelope named Taylor Swift and a lion cub named Moja, made Super Bowl predictions, favoring the San Francisco 49ers.

North Texas is preparing for a total solar eclipse on April 8 with many spectators expected; the region, including Dallas-Fort Worth, lies in the path of totality.

The Stephen G. Terrell Recreation Center in Allen offers a range of amenities, including a fitness floor and an indoor playground, since its opening on January 13, 2024.

The Dallas Arboretum is preparing for its annual Dallas Blooms festival, featuring over 500,000 flowers, including 350,000 tulips, various activities, and culinary events.