Dallas Police arrested Zechariah Ramirez for burglary and evading arrest after maintenance workers interrupted his attempt to burglarize a home on Accent Lane.

Lewisville partners with Apex Concrete for a street and sidewalk upgrade on Glencarin Lane and Deer Park Drive, starting July 15 and potentially ending August 22. Residents should expect disruptions and use caution around the construction zone.

Dallas area forecast includes a slight chance of rain and possible thunderstorms today, with high temperatures and heat index reaching 102. Light winds may offer limited relief.

Haltom City Police warn of a scam involving fake "Unpaid Ticket Notices," urging people to stay vigilant against phishing attempts that threaten penalties for non-payment.

Police pursued a stolen Chevrolet Camaro from Lancaster through DeSoto, Texas, involving multiple agencies but without DeSoto Police's direct participation. The chase ended near E. Beltline Road and IH-35.

Dallas PD investigates the shooting death of 17-year-old Jaden McMillan on Easter Avenue, seeking public assistance.

The White Settlement Police Department reported a significant reduction in crime rates, with a 65% drop in property crime and a 42% reduction in violent crime for June 2025.

Former Tarrant County Commissioner Gary Fickes has passed away. His 18 years of service focused on infrastructure and economic growth, leaving a lasting legacy.

Dallas officials announced the demolition of the long-abandoned Tri-City Hospital on July 15th, signaling community revitalization and the end of a safety hazard.

Dallas is combatting West Nile Virus by scheduling mosquito spraying in specific areas on July 12-13. Residents are advised to stay indoors or use repellent.

Dallas Councilmembers express solidarity and support for those affected by a recent vehicle accident involving a police officer on Ledbetter Drive, and provide a contact for further information.

Dallas is hosting its first Love Your Block Awards to honor community-led neighborhood improvement projects, with over $45,000 awarded across 11 districts.

Arlington introduces 'Growing a Better Arlington,' an interactive game for residents to help shape city planning. The game, available at public libraries, allows players to make decisions affecting the city's development.