Arlington's upcoming weekend is filled with diverse activities including community events, learning programs, concerts, and sporting matchups for all ages to enjoy the summer season.

The Dallas City Council approved a mixed-income housing project and a Chapter 380 grant for it. Other initiatives include a Healthy Food fund and a new Dallas Music Office to promote local talent.

Arlington is advocating for a safer Fourth of July by urging residents to attend professional displays instead of using illegal fireworks, introducing fines and an online reporting tool.

Dallas gang member faces federal charges for possession of 'Glock switch' devices capable of converting pistols into automatic firearms. He is also accused of murder.

Arlington approves the development of Caravan Court Hotel, a conversion of the old Caravan Motel into a boutique property, aiming for economic growth and urban revival.

Arlington Parks and Recreation celebrates 100 years, highlighting Meadowbrook Park's history and inviting community stories. The city also promotes youth initiatives, free meals for children, and school spirit with light displays.

Fort Worth City Council appointed new chief and deputy chief judges for the Municipal Court, advancing judges Simon González and Andrew Bradshaw to these leadership roles.

The Adventure Academy at Dottie Lynn, in partnership with YMCA Camp Carter, had a successful Excursion Day Camp with activities like rock climbing, laser tag, and bumper cars for kids.

White Settlement Police Department reported arrests for impaired driving, felony warrants, and drug-related crimes, highlighting the success of license plate readers and efforts to deter illicit activities.

The Dallas Police Department seeks public assistance in the unsolved 2019 murder of Sheila Prater, emphasizing the role community tips may play in solving the case.

The City of Denton has eliminated a racist clause from the IOOF Cemetery Deed, with Judge Levonius ruling against the language and a Correction Deed filed to formalize the change.

Willie James Weston, an 80-year-old mute man, was safely located after being reported missing in Dallas. The Dallas Police thanked the public for assistance.

A heat advisory is in effect for North and Central Texas with reports of heat index values up to 109 degrees in Dallas and a potential for isolated thunderstorms.