A suspect fled during a traffic stop, leading to a police chase and search in Castle Hills. Despite efforts by multiple agencies, the suspect evaded arrest, but charges are to be filed.

Lewisville, TX has opened cooling centers to help locals escape extreme heat, with locations at the Lewisville Public Library and The Salvation Army Lewisville offering refuge during specific hours.

Fort Worth seeks a 911 communications administrator to improve its dispatch system, aiming for better accountability and efficiency across police, fire, and medical services.

Dallas police are probing the shooting death of Stevie Gray and another victim's injury in the 8300 block of La Prada Drive, seeking public assistance.

Dallas' Old City Park offers a free educational event where families can learn about Texas' Victorian era, engage in activities, and use a mobile memory station to record personal histories.

The Arlington Public Library's ESL classes are at full capacity, demonstrating community demand for language education, with sessions scheduled for August 19 at First United Methodist Church.

Arlington trials a delivery pilot program providing free grocery delivery using autonomous electric vehicles in partnership with the Tarrant Area Food Bank.

The Red Oak PD hosts an annual community event on October 1 to strengthen ties between residents and police, featuring family activities, emergency vehicle displays, and crime prevention tips.

The Fields Recreation Center in Garland is temporarily closing from Sept 2 to 29 for floor replacement, and residents are directed to other community centers.

The Frisco Heritage Museum is closed for maintenance on August 27 but will reopen on August 28, and will host a reception for its new exhibit on August 29.

A man was shot during a vehicle sale in Duncanville; he was hospitalized, and no one else was harmed. Police are investigating and seeking information from witnesses.

Fort Worth has chosen Royal Capital as the master developer for the Evans & Rosedale urban village project, focusing on revitalizing the Historic Southside.

The Development Services Department in the city will move to the fifth floor of City Hall on August 19 to consolidate services like building permits and zoning approvals, with a new check-in kiosk system.