The Latino Cultural Center offers free workshops on blending architecture with personal identity and marketing for artists, led by Sonia Medina and Brittany Duffin.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson appointed Timothy J. Menke as the new Inspector General to enhance governmental transparency and accountability at City Hall.

The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the Dallas area due to heavy rain, warning of potential flooding in low-lying regions through the evening.

Fort Worth invites the public to the U.S. Army's 250th birthday celebration at City Hall on June 13, offering flag exchanges and cake-cutting ceremony.

Carrollton's 15th Festival at the Switchyard seeks vendors and sponsors for the November 8 event, which draws thousands for concerts, games, and shopping. Early vendor applications get a discount.

Dallas is under a Flood Watch due to expected heavy rains, with 2-4 inches forecasted, possibly up to 7 inches in places, posing risks of urban flooding.

Carrollton's Chalk the Park moved to June 11 due to bad weather forecasts; still at Mary Heads Carter Park, 5-8 p.m., with activities and a movie screening.

Duncanville's annual 4th of July Celebration will feature a parade, festival, and fireworks. Wristbands for the Armstrong Park event are free through registration.

Rockwall County opens Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Workshops to the public, focusing first on the Sheriff's Office and Detention Center, demonstrating fiscal responsibility and transparency.

Grand Prairie announced facility closures for Juneteenth, with specific schedules available online, but essential services like garbage collection remain operational.

Monster Jam® is bringing high-energy monster truck shows to AT&T Stadium in Arlington on October 4, featuring iconic trucks like Grave Digger® in a day filled with stunts and motorsports excitement.

The Fort Worth Police seek public help via social media to solve a fatal hit-and-run case involving a motorcyclist and a black Nissan Altima on May 30th.

Denton County Emergency Services District No. 1 & 2 hosted their 5th Annual Child Safety Fair with local police, providing free life jackets and resources to promote child safety.