Nearly 30 children attended the Kids Fire Camp in Lake Worth to learn about fire safety, first aid, and CPR, with volunteer support from firefighter wives and refreshments from Frios Gourmet Pops Ice Cream Truck.

A man was killed and a woman critically injured in Arlington after a domestic disturbance led to an officer-involved shooting; two investigations are underway.

Mansfield is hosting a Juneteenth Celebration on June 17th with performances, local food, and community engagement at the LOT Downtown starting at 4 p.m.

The Frisco Police Department warns of increased package theft during summer and advises residents on prevention methods like delivery alternatives and surveillance tech.

The Lewisville Grand Theater is presenting "Let the Tablecloth Speak," an exhibition by artist Jas Mardis featuring 13 fabric art quilts, with accompanying events and workshops.

A man was struck and killed by two separate hit-and-run drivers on Great Trinity Forest Way and N. Murdeaux Lane in Dallas. Police are seeking information from the public.

The City of Lewisville begins a two-week storm debris cleanup on June 10, urging residents to place debris curbside without blocking streets. Regular trash and commercial debris are not included.

The Dallas Police located missing Stanley Johnson safely on June 7, after he disappeared on June 6. Details on his condition or how he was found are not disclosed.

The Granville Arts Center announces a Quinceañera Fair in Garland, inviting vendors to apply by June 10 for the July 13 event showcasing Quinceañera services.

Dallas is conducting overnight mosquito spraying to prevent West Nile Virus within specified boundaries, advising residents to stay indoors during the operation.

Dallas Park hosts an outdoor festival with music, food, and activities for all ages at City Park on June 8, highlighting local talent and offering free entry upon QR code scan.

Charley Amos was recognized by Arlington Parks and Recreation as Volunteer of the Month for his contribution to local parks and commitment to gardening.

Mayors of Dallas and Boston wager local culinary specialties on the NBA Finals, where Dallas Mavericks face Boston Celtics. The bet: Boston's seafood or Dallas barbecue, will go to the winner's city.