Dallas city departments collaborate to remove litter in natural spaces and support homeless residents, while Dallas Water Utilities monitors water quality following sewer overflow incidents.

The Fort Worth Herd marks its 25th anniversary, continuing the tradition of a twice-daily cattle drive that began in 1999, with Texas Longhorns and drovers in period attire parading down Exchange Avenue.

Fort Worth announces city closures for Juneteenth. Emergency services will operate, but city offices, including City Hall, will close. Garbage and recycling collections remain unchanged, while some recreational sites and animal shelters adjust hours.

A fatal shooting in Dallas resulted in the death of Stephano Osorio, 23, and injured a 16-year-old male. Salvador Martinez, 20, has been charged with murder.

An investigation is underway by the Fort Worth Police after an auto-pedestrian accident resulted in a fatality near E Lancaster Ave. and Riverside Dr. Details are scant, with no victim ID released yet.

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.