Arlington City Council will hold a work session and formal meeting on June 10, 2025, with live streaming and cable TV broadcast options for public viewing.

Arlington is seeking applications for its Tomorrow Foundation Advisory Committee, with three openings. The Foundation has donated $46 million to the city since 2007. Applicants must be Arlington residents and can apply through a link provided.

The Arlington Tomorrow Foundation is hosting two Impact Learning Series events focused on nonprofit management and fiscal responsibility for local organizations on June 11 and 13.

Upcoming lane closures on IH 30 in Rockwall County will occur from June 8th to 14th due to bridge and embankment construction, mostly overnight to reduce traffic disruption.

Dallas faces a hot day with a high near 96 degrees and a heat index up to 103. Nighttime will be partly cloudy with a low of 76. The week ahead brings chances of showers and thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall possible.

The Garland Police Department conducted 183 traffic stops and issued 58 seat belt citations as part of the "Click It or Ticket" campaign to enforce seat belt use in Texas.

A standoff at a Garland motel ended with one suspect killed by SWAT and another found dead; both had gunshot wounds. The incident is under investigation.

Dallas Councilmember Zarin Gracey announces a comprehensive plan to revive the Camp Wisdom corridor, including a new Public Improvement District for public safety and beautification.

Main Street in Frisco was closed due to flooding, but reopened at 8 a.m. Local authorities provided detours, and the Waze app was recommended for navigation.

Dallas residents attended a meeting to discuss Campbell Green Recreation Center's renovation plans, including updates to the facility and playground equipment.

Arlington shared details of its municipal assets including parks, roads, and utilities, highlighting its dedication to city services ahead of Fiscal Year 2026.

Dallas forecast: A week of potential rain, sunny days, and warm temperatures, with highs reaching the low 90s. Nights bring cloudy skies and possible storms.

The Denton County Office of Emergency Management is hosting a Youth Emergency Preparedness Art Contest for K-12 students to create artworks about staying safe in emergencies, with winners featured in a 2026 calendar. Submissions due by July 1, 2025.