A fire on East Cannon Street in Fort Worth led to injuries for three firefighters. The second-alarm blaze forced an evacuation and a mayday call. The cause is under investigation, and the community is providing support.

The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory for North and Central Texas until 7 PM CDT due to high temperatures and a risk of heat-related illnesses.

Community members in Fort Worth attended a Summer Safety Event at NAS JRB Fort Worth Main Store to learn about seasonal safety and receive a goodie bag.

A teen is charged with murder after a Dallas street altercation resulted in the deaths of Alejandro and Adriel Ramirez. The police are investigating the shooting and have issued a warrant for the suspect.

A drunk driver hit two cyclists near Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The driver, an airline worker, fled but was later caught by police with evidence of alcohol in his vehicle. Both cyclists survived, one with significant injuries.

The City of Justin Police Department launches a "Vacation Watch Program" to monitor homes of vacationing residents, aiming to enhance home security and peace of mind.

Residents of Haltom City are invited to donate bottled water to support local first responders at the Fire Station #1, due to rising summer temperatures.

Addison Holmes, an Emergency Management Specialist from Carrollton, received the Regional Service Excellence Award for their outstanding service in public safety and preparedness.

Dallas seeks architects and engineers for the expansion of its convention center, focusing on the Dallas Memorial Arena and TBAAL. The RFQ is open until July 19, 2024, via the City's Bonfire portal.

The Ten Bowling Center, across from the Exchange, shifts to summer hours starting June 20, providing a cool location with breakfast and lunch options amidst the summer heat.

Fort Worth emergency services teamed up to rescue a kitten trapped in a car. The Fire Department, Police, and Sheriff's deputies safely extracted the unharmed kitten, which was then taken to a shelter.

An RV explosion in Mansfield prompted a shelter-in-place order, with no injuries reported. The Tarrant County Sheriff's Department later lifted the order and assured the situation was under control.

Health officials plan ground fogging in Denton County to address mosquito-borne West Nile Virus, urging residents to take precautions and stay informed about affected areas.