Dallas' main municipal court is closed until July 16th due to extensive water damage from heavy rain, with cleanups underway. Court services continue at a temporary location.

A violent clash on Canton Street in Dallas led to multiple shootings and one death. The incident, still under investigation, occurred on July 5, involving two groups.

Dallas faces extreme heat with temperatures near 96 degrees and heat index values up to 103. Winds are mild, and the evenings offer slight relief. Chances of showers and thunderstorms are minimal.

Officer J. Graham from Keller Public Safety was honored for rescuing a hawk entangled in fishing line at Bear Creek Park, as detailed on their Facebook page.

Mayor Pro Tem Carlos Flores joins the executive board of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, bringing his experience and diverse educational background to regional development planning.

Mayor Jim Ross of Arlington initiates "Arlington Works," a Town Hall series to discuss city operations and engage with residents. The events start on July 15th at the Bob Duncan Center.

Denton County Emergency Services offers a Junior Firefighter Camp for children aged 9-13 to learn firefighting skills. Sessions are free but require an adult present.

Ellis County Sheriff addressed a controversial arrest video, explaining the deputy's use of force was policy-compliant despite public debate over the incident.

WEST COMM 911 and White Settlement Police apprehended two from a stolen car, initially taken from San Antonio, using a license plate reader. Coordination with multiple agencies led to a felony stop.

Dallas Police investigate a fatal shooting on Pick Fair Circle; they urge witnesses to contact Detective Johnston with information.

Arlington celebrated July 4 with a parade, assisted by the police department's social post about timing, route, parking, and a broadcast for those unable to attend.

Coppell residents joined a dog hike event at Coppell Nature Park to enjoy nature and potentially adopt homeless dogs, organized by the Coppell Police Department and Animal Services.

Dallas residents can expect showers and rising temperatures throughout the week, with highs approaching 99 degrees by the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.