Dallas area forecast includes a slight chance of rain and possible thunderstorms today, with high temperatures and heat index reaching 102. Light winds may offer limited relief.

Haltom City Police warn of a scam involving fake "Unpaid Ticket Notices," urging people to stay vigilant against phishing attempts that threaten penalties for non-payment.

Police pursued a stolen Chevrolet Camaro from Lancaster through DeSoto, Texas, involving multiple agencies but without DeSoto Police's direct participation. The chase ended near E. Beltline Road and IH-35.

Dallas PD investigates the shooting death of 17-year-old Jaden McMillan on Easter Avenue, seeking public assistance.

The White Settlement Police Department reported a significant reduction in crime rates, with a 65% drop in property crime and a 42% reduction in violent crime for June 2025.

Former Tarrant County Commissioner Gary Fickes has passed away. His 18 years of service focused on infrastructure and economic growth, leaving a lasting legacy.

Dallas officials announced the demolition of the long-abandoned Tri-City Hospital on July 15th, signaling community revitalization and the end of a safety hazard.

Dallas is combatting West Nile Virus by scheduling mosquito spraying in specific areas on July 12-13. Residents are advised to stay indoors or use repellent.

Dallas Councilmembers express solidarity and support for those affected by a recent vehicle accident involving a police officer on Ledbetter Drive, and provide a contact for further information.

Dallas is hosting its first Love Your Block Awards to honor community-led neighborhood improvement projects, with over $45,000 awarded across 11 districts.

Arlington introduces 'Growing a Better Arlington,' an interactive game for residents to help shape city planning. The game, available at public libraries, allows players to make decisions affecting the city's development.

A Dallas Police officer, Senior Corporal Le Chau, was arrested and charged with theft of $30,000 to $150,000, placed on administrative leave pending investigation.

The DeSoto Police Department reported on cleanup efforts after a storm, noting progress made on clearing debris and fallen trees. No injuries were reported, and the public has been urged to stay clear of affected areas for safety.