After Hurricane Beryl, the Red Cross North Texas opened a shelter with volunteers like Navidad Luna aiding the affected, emphasizing community outreach and preparation. They urge more volunteers to help those impacted by the disaster.

Argyle Police partner with Denton County Friends of the Family for a school supply drive, offering a raffle for an ice cream party with officers as an incentive.

A man's body was found in a retention pond in Harris County. Local authorities are investigating the incident; the cause of death is not yet determined.

Mesquite's Police and Fire Departments increased staffing over the Fourth of July weekend to monitor illegal fireworks usage and prevent DUI incidents, resulting in confiscations and arrests.

The Don Misenhimer Park splash pad in Arlington will close for a resurfacing project from July 17 to July 23 to improve safety. Alternative splash pads remain open for residents.

The Mesquite Animal Shelter is recognized by Best Friends Animal Society for a 92% save rate and its progress towards a 95% goal, signaling outstanding animal welfare efforts.

Chereé Bontrager has been named the Director of Human Resources for the City of Allen, starting August 5, bringing over 25 years of experience from various Texas municipalities.

Fort Worth police will provide support at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, with 50 officers participating from July 12-20, funded by a federal security grant.

Fort Worth seeks local food vendors for a dining program at its new city hall, offering a rotating array of local dishes to city employees while aiding businesses in expanding their reach.

Mayor Evans outlined key issues at the City Council meeting, focusing on service recognition, local heroes, zoning changes, and the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget work session.

Officer Waters and Shannon Gleason Dion from SOSS held a safety outreach for the Widows Group at St Anthony's Church, sharing tips and addressing specific concerns, with positive community feedback.

Midlothian Police issued an alert for missing Mercedeis; seen last June 28. Public warned not to approach, but to contact law enforcement if seen. Details scarce; police urge vigilance and spreading the word for her safe return.

The article discusses the inauguration of Police Records Week by the City Council to honor the records division of the Police Department for their crucial administrative role.